Patent classifications
B08B9/027
Oxy/Acetylene Cutting Tip Cleaner
An oxy-acetylene cutting torch tip cleaner includes an elongated body portion with at least one actuator and at least one associated housing bore for storing a cleaning pin. Each cleaning pin is coupled to an actuator movable from a first position with the cleaning pin contained in the housing bore to a second position with the cleaning pin extending from the housing bore, for abrading and cleaning the cutting torch tip. Each actuator, coupled to its cleaning pin with a slider, is biased to the first position and a lock engages each actuator in the second position such that when the lock is disengaged from the actuator at the second position with the cleaning tip extended from the body, the actuator automatically returns to the first position thereby retracting the cleaning pin back into the housing bore.
Method and system for the in-situ removal of carbonaceous deposits from heat exchanger tube bundles
The present invention comprises a method and system for the in-situ cleaning of a heat exchanger tube bundle of carbonaceous deposits. Using the method and system, an organic solvent is brought into fluid communication with one or more heat exchanger tube bundles in a closed system. The closed system is formed at the site of operation of the heat exchanger tube bundles and without having to remove the heat exchanger tube bundles from their shells or other associated equipment. Once the closed system is formed, the organic solvent is brought to a temperature at which it is effective to remove carbonaceous deposits from the heat exchanger tube bundle and flowed through the equipment associated with the heat exchanger tube bundles so as to contact the heat exchanger tube bundles and remove carbonaceous deposits that have formed therein. In some embodiments, the spent organic solvent may be recovered, such as through the removal of suspended hydrocarbons, and reused in the method and system for cleaning heat exchanger tube bundles.
METHOD OF STERILIZING DRINK FILLING APPARATUS AND DRINK FILLING APPARATUS
To reduce the time required to start a drink filling operation or the time interval between productions.
In a method of sterilizing a drink filling apparatus that includes drink supply piping that feeds a drink into a filling machine through a heating sterilization part, a heated liquid or heated steam is fed to the drink supply piping, temperatures of the drink supply piping at a plurality of positions are detected at predetermined time intervals, a lowest temperature is selected from the detected temperatures, an F value is calculated for the selected lowest temperature, the calculated F value is integrated, and a sterilization step is ended when the integrated F value reaches a target value.
Substrate processing apparatus, substrate processing method and computer-readable recording medium
There is provided a substrate processing apparatus which includes: an exhaust pipe configured to selectively discharge an exhaust gas generated by a substrate process to a first pipe or a second pipe; a liquid supply part configured to supply a cleaning liquid to the exhaust pipe; a discharge destination setting part configured to set a discharge destination of the exhaust gas to the first pipe or the second pipe by rotating the exhaust pipe; and a controller configured to control the discharge destination setting part to rotate the exhaust pipe. The controller is further configured to control the liquid supply part to supply the cleaning liquid to the rotating exhaust pipe.
Substrate processing apparatus, substrate processing method and computer-readable recording medium
There is provided a substrate processing apparatus which includes: an exhaust pipe configured to selectively discharge an exhaust gas generated by a substrate process to a first pipe or a second pipe; a liquid supply part configured to supply a cleaning liquid to the exhaust pipe; a discharge destination setting part configured to set a discharge destination of the exhaust gas to the first pipe or the second pipe by rotating the exhaust pipe; and a controller configured to control the discharge destination setting part to rotate the exhaust pipe. The controller is further configured to control the liquid supply part to supply the cleaning liquid to the rotating exhaust pipe.
Sani-Plunge
A toilet-unclogging device which has a frontal portion with a handle, a hollow elongated body, a tail portion with a flower-like plunge ball, and waterproof disposable barriers. The waterproof disposable barriers which are stored in the frontal portion can be moved along the inside of the hollow elongated body and be retrieved through the tail portion. The waterproof disposable barrier can be used to enclose the entire device during operation yet allowing the device to function normally. After being enclosed with the waterproof disposable barrier, the plunge ball with petal-like members in the frontal portion could be thrust into the toilet drain hole to create a seal. Together with the waterproof disposable carrier, while being moved in and out of the toilet drain hole, the device will move the clogged waste through the toilet. When the operation is completed, the used waterproof disposable barrier could be removed and disposed.
Sani-Plunge
A toilet-unclogging device which has a frontal portion with a handle, a hollow elongated body, a tail portion with a flower-like plunge ball, and waterproof disposable barriers. The waterproof disposable barriers which are stored in the frontal portion can be moved along the inside of the hollow elongated body and be retrieved through the tail portion. The waterproof disposable barrier can be used to enclose the entire device during operation yet allowing the device to function normally. After being enclosed with the waterproof disposable barrier, the plunge ball with petal-like members in the frontal portion could be thrust into the toilet drain hole to create a seal. Together with the waterproof disposable carrier, while being moved in and out of the toilet drain hole, the device will move the clogged waste through the toilet. When the operation is completed, the used waterproof disposable barrier could be removed and disposed.
Cleaning device for monocrystal pulling apparatus
A cleaning device for cleaning the inside of a monocrystal pulling apparatus includes a main tube part that is capable of being inserted into a pull chamber and a wire cleaning mechanism that is provided at an upper portion of the main tube part and is configured to clean a pulling wire to be inserted into the main tube part. The main tube part includes a continuous extension mechanism that adds together and joins a plurality of joint tube parts in an axial direction and allows the plurality of joint tube parts to be sealed and connected to each other. Accordingly, the cleaning device is configured to efficiently clean the wire by preventing powdery dust from adhering thereto again.
Cleaning device for monocrystal pulling apparatus
A cleaning device for cleaning the inside of a monocrystal pulling apparatus includes a main tube part that is capable of being inserted into a pull chamber and a wire cleaning mechanism that is provided at an upper portion of the main tube part and is configured to clean a pulling wire to be inserted into the main tube part. The main tube part includes a continuous extension mechanism that adds together and joins a plurality of joint tube parts in an axial direction and allows the plurality of joint tube parts to be sealed and connected to each other. Accordingly, the cleaning device is configured to efficiently clean the wire by preventing powdery dust from adhering thereto again.
ENDOSCOPE CLEANING WITH VISCOELASTIC LIQUID
The invention relates to compositions and methods for reducing biocontaminant (for example flesh, blood, mucous, faeces or biofilm) on a surface, such as an endoscope surface. The compositions are viscoelastic and of low lubricity, having the following properties at 21° C.: a rotational yield point between 140% strain and 300% strain; a peak viscosity between 550 Pa.Math.s and 2000 Pa.Math.s; an oscillatory flow point between 250 and 700% strain; and a coefficient of friction μ which has a maximum value (preferably 0.06 or greater) in the viscoelastic liquid's elastohydrodynamic region.