Patent classifications
B05B9/035
Aerial fluid application technology for orchards, vineyards and the like
A system, device and method for delivering CO2 or other gases to plants in fields, orchards, vineyards and the like. A stake with a windbreak structure and gaseous emitters on the upwind side creates a leeward wind eddy surrounding a plant, such as an orchards sapling. This establishes and maintains a gaseous microclimate beneficial to the plant. The device delivers CO.sub.2 gas to a plant in an agricultural field, orchard, grove, orchard of the like. The device includes an elongated base adapted to be adjustably placed on the ground a predetermined distance from the plant, upwind of the plant. A wind foil is adjustably connected to the base along its elongated length. The wind foil has a curvilinear geometry with a first face having a generally convex configuration, and a second face having a generally concave configuration. An emitter assembly is disposed on the second face of the wind foil. A gas supply conduit is communicatively connected to the emitter and adapted to be connected to a gas supply. A system including multiple devices and a method of making and using the device and system are also disclosed.
SYSTEMS FOR IMPROVED EFFICIENCY OF BALL MOUNT CLEANING AND METHODS FOR USING THE SAME
An embodiment system, configured to clean a semiconductor package assembly, may include a sprayer device including a plurality of nozzles configured to direct a pressurized cleaning fluid toward the semiconductor package assembly; a conveyor configured to move the semiconductor package assembly relative to the sprayer device along a first direction; and a dryer spatially displaced from the sprayer device and configured to direct a pressurized gas flow toward the semiconductor package assembly to remove cleaning fluid introduced by the sprayer device. Each of the plurality of nozzles may be displaced from one another along a second direction to thereby generate respective separate spray distribution patterns. Adjacent nozzles may be further displaced from one another along a third direction to thereby a reduce an overlap of adjacent spray distribution patterns relative to a configuration in which the adjacent nozzles are not displaced from one another along the third direction.
FLOW CONTROL VALVE AND SYSTEM FOR CLEANING A VEHICLE SURFACE
The present disclosure provides a flow control valve for controlling the flow of a cleaning media, such as controlling the flow of cleaning media to a nozzle positioned to distribute the cleaning media to a vehicle surface. The flow control valve includes a plunger and a flexible diaphragm which operate to open and close the a fluid passage through the valve. Vehicles and systems incorporating a flow control valve are also provided.
System for Dispensing Chemical Deterrents
A system for dispensing chemical deterrents is used to disperse atomized liquid chemicals into an area in order to deter trespassers. The system is configured to respond to existing security systems. The system includes a plurality of dispensing units, a controller, and a wireless communication device. The plurality of dispensing units is a set of components that provide the storage and dispersal means for contained chemicals and deterrents. The controller is a unit which accepts electrical inputs and outputs appropriate electrical outputs throughout the plurality of dispensing units. The wireless communication device is a remote transceiver capable of receiving signals from security systems or mobile devices, such as personal computing (PC) devices, smartphones, laptops, and more. Further, the wireless communication device may also be capable of collecting and subsequently relaying data to appropriate devices. Together, these components allow the system to activate in response to an emergency.
Underground charging pile for new energy vehicle
An underground charging pile for new energy vehicle has a green plant, a buried pit, and a charging pile. The buried pit has a water storage device having two water storage tanks, each tank is communicated with the buried pit, a group of propulsion springs are fixed to the two water storage tanks, the two propulsion springs are fixedly provided with a pushing, an upper end of the charging pile is fixedly provided with a cover plate, a bottom of the charging pile is fixedly provided with a supporting plate, a lifting rod is fixed between a lower of the supporting plate and a lower of the buried pit, a water spraying device is arranged to two side walls of the buried pit.
Anti-bacterial photocatalytic coating apparatus and process
An anti-bacterial photocatalytic coating apparatus includes a chassis and a container containing an anti-bacterial photocatalytic coating liquid. There is a means mounted on the chassis for applying plasma-based surface activation unto a stationary surface underneath the chassis. There is also a means mounted on the chassis for spraying the anti-bacterial photocatalytic coating liquid on the surface underneath the chassis. A third means mounted on the chassis for shining UV light onto the surface sprayed with the anti-bacterial photocatalytic coating liquid. Optionally, there is a means mounted on the chassis for baking the surface sprayed with the anti-bacterial photocatalytic coating liquid. The plasma-based surface activation may be replaced with the spraying of a non-photocatalytic prime coating. The equivalent anti-bacterial photocatalytic coating processes for coating stationary surface are also introduced.
Multiple-Nozzle Defined Edge Tool
Systems apply a material (e.g., adhesive) to an article (e.g., a component in an article of footwear) with a multiple-nozzle tool. A first nozzle of the multiple-nozzle tool is effective to provide an edge application of the material that is consistent in application of the material. A second nozzle of the multiple-nozzle tool is effective to provide a greater material coverage application than the first nozzle. The second nozzle may be implemented to apply the material at an interior area from the edge at which the first nozzle applies the material, in an exemplary aspect.
CHEMICAL-FREE FOAM ABATEMENT SYSTEM AND METHOD EMPLOYING MUTUALLY OPPOSED FLUID DIFFUSERS
A method of subsiding foam undesirably accumulating on a liquid-surface plane of an associated industrial-process liquid includes designating a foam-depletion zone within which the foam is situated. A set of at least two fluid ejectors is arranged above and peripherally of foam within the foam-depletion zone, from each of which fluid ejectors a foam-subsiding fluid can be selectively ejected under pressure in a spray pattern representable by a spray vector. Each fluid ejector is oriented such that the spray vector associated therewith has a non-zero vertical component of spatial extension directed downwardly toward the liquid-surface plane and a non-zero horizontal component of spatial extension directed (a) parallel to the liquid-surface plane and (b) inwardly toward the foam-depletion zone so that, collectively, spray patterns emanating from the fluid ejectors constrain the foam within the foam-depletion zone for sustained impingement and abatement by the spray patterns.
SPRAY CABINET FOR POULTRY PROCESSING AND METHODS THEREOF
A poultry carcass spraying cabinet having an inclined or declined section located between the entrance and exit, the inclined or declined section having a slope or angle such that the wing-area of adjacently shackled poultry carcasses being conveyed is spaced to increase spray performance of the carcass spraying cabinet, allow foreign material proximate the wing-area of the poultry carcasses to be dislodged, and thereby minimize cross-contamination during poultry processing. The spray nozzles of adjacent arbor members of the inclined or declined section being located in different horizontal planes to provide optimal spraying performance proximate the wing-area of the poultry carcass.
MODULAR DUAL WALL SPREADER WITH LIQUID STORAGE TANKS
A reconfigurable modular hopper spreader assembly is mountable in the bed of a truck and includes a modular dual-wall hopper with a receptacle for storing solid material to be spread onto the ground and with individual liquid chambers for storing a liquid or different liquids to be sprayed onto the ground. The hopper spreader assembly further includes a fluid conduit for filling or draining the liquid into or out of the liquid chambers, a liquid pump fluidly connected with the liquid chambers for drawing the liquid from the liquid chambers, a selector valve fluidly connected with the fluid pump for directing the liquid drawn from the liquid chambers, and a liquid dispenser fluidly connected with the selector valve for distributing the liquid onto an application area.