Patent classifications
B01F3/20
FULVIC ACID AND HUMIC ACID MIX FOR ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES METHOD AND DEVICES
The embodiments disclose a method including processing ingredients including carbon, essential vitamins, essential minerals, trace minerals, fulvic acid, and humic acid for preparation of black shot products, blending the ingredients processed into powders into powder based products, concentrating the ingredients processed into a liquid blend to create concentrated syrup products, blending the ingredients into a fresh fruit flavored smoothie, and blending the ingredients into a black shot beverage.
ULTRAFINE BUBBLE-CONTAINING LIQUID PRODUCING APPARATUS AND ULTRAFINE BUBBLE-CONTAINING LIQUID PRODUCING METHOD
In order to efficiently produce a liquid containing ultrafine bubbles of a desired gas, an ultrafine bubble-containing liquid producing apparatus includes a gas dissolving unit that dissolves a predetermined gas into a liquid, and a UFB generating unit that generates ultrafine bubbles in the liquid in which the predetermined gas is dissolved. A CPU performs control under a first condition in a case of causing the gas dissolving unit to operate in a circulation route passing through the dissolving unit. The CPU performs control under a second condition different from the first condition in a case of causing the UFB generating unit to operate in a circulation route passing through the UFB generating unit.
Use of ozone to control bioburden in precipitated calcium carbonate slurry (PCC)
The present disclosure is directed to a method for reducing bacteria in a precipitated calcium carbonate (CaCO.sub.3) slurry, the method including: adding water to calcium oxide (CaO) to form Ca(OH).sub.2; treating the Ca(OH).sub.2 with CO.sub.2 gas to form a slurry including precipitated CaCO.sub.3; neutralizing the slurry; and exposing the slurry that was neutralized to ozone in an amount sufficient to reduce bacteria in the precipitated calcium carbonate slurry. Oral care compositions including the precipitated calcium carbonate of the disclosed process are also described.
FOAM-IN-BAG SYSTEMS AND COMPONENTS THEREOF
A system includes a dispenser, first and second feed lines, and heating zones. The dispenser dispenses a first chemical precursor and a second chemical precursor. The first feed line permits flow of the first chemical precursor from a first source to the dispenser. The second feed line permits flow of the second chemical precursor from a second source to the dispenser. The heating zones are located along the first and second feed lines. The heating zones include a first heating zone located around a first portion of the first feed line and a second heating zone located around a first portion of the second feed line. The first heating zone and the second heating zone are independently controllable to independently control temperature around the first portion of the first feed line and temperature around the first portion of the second feed line.
Cleaning solution mixing system with ultra-dilute cleaning solution and method of operation thereof
Disclosed are a cleaning solution mixing system, a tool and a method of operation thereof, including an ultrapure water source for providing ultrapure water; an ammonia filter for filtering ammonia in gas form; a hydrogen peroxide filter for filtering hydrogen peroxide in gas form; an ammonia re-gas membrane for dissolving the ammonia in the ultrapure water and forming ultra-dilute ammoniated water; a hydrogen peroxide re-gas membrane for dissolving the hydrogen peroxide in the ultrapure water and forming ultra-dilute hydrogenated water; and a mixer for forming an ultra-dilute cleaning solution by mixing the ultra-dilute ammoniated water and the ultra-dilute hydrogenated water.
Systems for infusing a cooled liquid with a gas to form a gas-infused beverage
A system is for infusing liquid with a gas to form a gas-infused beverage. The system has a tank with first and second cavities. A refrigeration circuit refrigerates the tank and the contents of the first and second cavities. The liquid is supplied to the first cavity and cooled therein by the refrigeration circuit and then supplied to the second cavity and infused with gas therein to thereby form the gas-infused beverage. The gas-infused beverage is then supplied to a beverage outlet for dispensing to a user.
Dispersion process of adapalene in a gel preparation
A dispersion process of adapalene gel preparation, including the following steps: pulverizing adapalene raw material to D50 not more than 10 m and D90 not more than 30 m by dry detection; adding methyl p-hydroxybenzoate, 1,2-propanediol, carbomer 980 and disodium edetate in water, heating and stirring consistently to obtain a matrix in a uniform jelly; adding poloxamer 188, propylene glycol and ethylene glycol phenyl ether in water, stirring and heating to prepare a mixed solution; adding adapalene in the mixed solution prepared, emulsifying at a high speed, then adding to the matrix for thorough stirring; and then adding a triethanolamine aqueous solution for homogenization and stirring. The preparation prepared has good emulsifying and dispersing effect of adapalene, can be expanded on a large scale, and the industrial promotion prospect is good.
Fulvic acid and humic acid mix for alcoholic beverages method and devices
The embodiments disclose a method including processing ingredients including carbon, essential vitamins, essential minerals, trace minerals, fulvic acid, and humic acid for preparation of black shot products, blending the ingredients processed into powders into powder based products, concentrating the ingredients processed into a liquid blend to create concentrated syrup products, blending the ingredients into a fresh fruit flavored smoothie, and blending the ingredients into a black shot beverage.
Process for producing a nano resveratrol microemulsion system
The present invention relates to a process of producing a nano resveratrol microemulsion system includes: (i) preparing a dispersal phase by dissolving resveratrol in an ethanol solvent; (ii) preparing a carrier by heating a liquid PEG (polyethylene glycol) accounted from 40 to 60% by mass of the mixture of PEG and water to a temperature ranging from 60 to 80 C., then adding zeolite catalyst (0.1-0.4% by mass of mixture of PEG and water), stirring evenly; (iii) adding the carrier to the dispersal phase (in a ratio by mass of 40:60), continuing heating the said dispersal phase to 100 C., stirring at a speed of 400 to 800 rpm; (iv) elmusifying as follows: when the temperature arrives at 100 C., adding Tween to the mixture of the carrier and dispersal phase in step (iii) in a ratio by mass of 40:60, continuing to stir at a speed of 500 to 700 rpm, at a temperature of 100 C. to 130 C. perform emulsification at speed of 2500 to 3500 rpm, combining stirring at a speed of 400 and 600 rpm, in vacuum, the reaction temperature is maintained at 150 C. for 3 to 5 hours, the reation is quenched, the temperature is decreased slowly until it is in the range of 40 to 60 C.; (v) filtrating the product by injecting through nanofilter system before filling-packaging.
CONTINUOUS EXTRUDED SOLIDS DISCHARGE
A device for processing oil or gas well waste solids, the device including a pressurizing discharge unit having a casing. The casing includes a solids inlet and a water inlet. The solids inlet receives treated solids into a front end of the casing, where the treated solids are exposed to a reduced pressure in an internal chamber of the casing of less than atmospheric pressure. The water inlet receives water and adds the water to the treated solids in the internal chamber. The casing includes an extruder screw unit, the extruder screw unit having progressive screw sections located inside the internal chamber and corresponding to conveying mixing and pressurizing screw sections. The conveying screw section conveys the treated solids along a long axis length of the extruder screw unit from the solids inlet towards a discharge end of the casing while the reduced pressure is maintained, the mixing screw section mixes the treated solids and the water together to form a paste, and the pressurizing screw section conveys the paste towards the discharge end and generates, in a portion of the casing downstream from the mixing screw section, a backpressure that is greater than atmospheric pressure. The casing includes a die assembly to extrude the paste through an orifice of the die assembly located at the discharge end while maintaining the backpressure on the paste in the internal chamber. Method and system embodiments for processing oil or gas well waste solids are also disclosed.