Patent classifications
B04C5/04
Rice Input Structure of Automatic Electric Pressure Cooker
A rice input structure of an automatic electric pressure cooker that automatically adds rice and water for cooking includes a cyclone rice separator mounted on a lid and having an opening/closing hole for putting rice into an inner pot, an air intake pipe connected to one side of the cyclone rice separator and generating a intake pressure, a rice transfer pipe connected in a tangential direction of the cyclone rice separator and connected to a rice container, a valve passing through an axial direction of the cyclone rice separator to open and close the opening/closing hole, and a valve opening/closing device having a link pressing an upper end of the valve and an actuator rotating the link.
Vortex inducing device and a method of use thereof for concentrating sediment in a water tank
A method of concentrating sediment in a water tank involves attaching a vortex inducing device to an opening through the roof of the tank between the central vertical axis and the side walling of the tank. The device has a device inlet which narrows to a device outlet. The device outlet is orientated such that, water flowing out via the device outlet induces a vortex within the pooled water, thereby causing sediment to collect centrally on the floor of the tank.
Vortex inducing device and a method of use thereof for concentrating sediment in a water tank
A method of concentrating sediment in a water tank involves attaching a vortex inducing device to an opening through the roof of the tank between the central vertical axis and the side walling of the tank. The device has a device inlet which narrows to a device outlet. The device outlet is orientated such that, water flowing out via the device outlet induces a vortex within the pooled water, thereby causing sediment to collect centrally on the floor of the tank.
CYLINDRICAL FILTER SCREEN WITH TENSIONING MECHANISM
A filter assembly including a filter screen (27) comprising a band (27′) of porous material extending between two axially aligned opposing ends (38, 38′) and defining a cylindrical periphery (29), wherein the ends (38, 38′) are each secured to a dynamic tensioning mechanism (46) that permits the ends (38, 38′) to move bi-directionally relative to one another about the periphery (29) of the filter screen (27).
CYLINDRICAL FILTER SCREEN WITH TENSIONING MECHANISM
A filter assembly including a filter screen (27) comprising a band (27′) of porous material extending between two axially aligned opposing ends (38, 38′) and defining a cylindrical periphery (29), wherein the ends (38, 38′) are each secured to a dynamic tensioning mechanism (46) that permits the ends (38, 38′) to move bi-directionally relative to one another about the periphery (29) of the filter screen (27).
METHOD AND DEVICE FOR TREATING A MIXTURE OF EXPANSION GAS AND FILLING PRODUCT FOAM IN A BEVERAGE FILLING PLANT
Various embodiments relate to devices and methods for treating a mixture of expansion gas and filling product foam in a beverage filling plant, comprising the steps of introducing the mixture of expansion gas and filling product foam into a closed separation container and extracting the expansion gas out of the closed separation container via suction.
Surface cleaning apparatus
A surface cleaning apparatus has an air flow path from a dirty air inlet to a clean air outlet. The air flow path comprising an air inlet conduit which extends downstream from the dirty air inlet. The Surface cleaning apparatus has a first stage cyclone and a second stage cyclone downstream from the first stage cyclone, the second stage cyclone having a plurality of air inlets. The cyclone axis of rotation of the first stage cyclone extends through the air outlet of the second stage cyclone. the first stage cyclone, the second stage cyclone having a plurality of air inlets, an air outlet and a cyclone axis of rotation. A plane that is transverse to the axis of rotation of the second stage cyclone extends through the inlet conduit and the air outlet of the second stage cyclone.
Surface cleaning apparatus
A surface cleaning apparatus has an air flow path from a dirty air inlet to a clean air outlet. The air flow path comprising an air inlet conduit which extends downstream from the dirty air inlet. The Surface cleaning apparatus has a first stage cyclone and a second stage cyclone downstream from the first stage cyclone, the second stage cyclone having a plurality of air inlets. The cyclone axis of rotation of the first stage cyclone extends through the air outlet of the second stage cyclone. the first stage cyclone, the second stage cyclone having a plurality of air inlets, an air outlet and a cyclone axis of rotation. A plane that is transverse to the axis of rotation of the second stage cyclone extends through the inlet conduit and the air outlet of the second stage cyclone.
Device for cooling particulate materials
Disclosed is a device for cooling particulate materials or particles, in particular granulates of polymeric materials, having an outer container with an, in particular frustoconical, outer shell surface and an inner container, which is arranged at least in sections in the interior of the outer container, with an, in particular frustoconical, inner shell surface, wherein an intermediate space is formed between the outer shell surface and the inner shell surface, wherein an inlet equipment for introducing a gas flow as well as the particles into the intermediate space is provided in an inlet-side initial region of the device, and wherein an outlet opening for the particles is provided in an outlet-side end region of the device opposite the inlet equipment, wherein the inlet equipment is so arranged and/or designed that the gas flow as well as the particles can be introduced substantially tangentially into the intermediate space.
AUXILIARY DEVICE AND WORK MACHINE SYSTEM
A dust collection device 40 comprises: an intake pipe 53 connected to a suction unit 52; a cyclone unit 60 that swirls air flowing out from the intake pipe 53 and centrifuges dust; and a filter unit 70 that accommodates a filter 72. The filter unit 70 has an outlet 74 connected to the cyclone unit 60 and discharging the air having passed through the filter 72. Therefore, the air and dust near a tip tool T can be separated by the cyclone unit 60. Furthermore, even when the dust remains, the remaining dust can be removed by the filter 72. Furthermore, the intake pipe 53 and the cyclone unit 60 are arranged at positions where the intake pipe 53 and the cyclone unit 60 overlap in a front-rear direction, and the filter unit 70 is disposed behind the cyclone unit 60.