Patent classifications
B05B7/0884
3-D PRINTED GAS DYNAMIC VIRTUAL NOZZLE
A nozzle includes a chamber, a first channel formed in the nozzle, and a first passageway extending between the first channel and the chamber. The first passageway defines a first passageway axis. The nozzle also includes a second channel formed in the nozzle and a second passageway extending between the second channel and the chamber. The second passageway defines a second passageway axis, and the first passageway axis is not concentric with the second passageway axis.
METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING AN ELECTRICALLY OPERABLE HEATING BODY FOR AN INHALER
Method for manufacturing an electrically operable heating body for an inhaler, wherein a semiconductor material is provided so as to be substantially planar, and a plurality of channels are incorporated into the semiconductor material substantially in the direction of the surface normal of the planar semiconductor material, such that a fluid can pass through the semiconductor material in the channels.
DEVICE FOR SPRAYING ADHESIVE AND METHOD
A device for spraying adhesive onto a substrate or workpiece, for example, an automotive workpiece, includes at least one spray nozzle for discharging the adhesive having at least two adhesive inlets and at least two regions of adhesive outlets. One of the regions of adhesive outlets which can be supplied separately with a width of less than 25 mm is connected to precisely one of the adhesive inlets.
Coating system and method
A coating system includes a support fixture sized to be partially inserted into one or more openings of a component and a spray nozzle segment device comprising a housing configured to receive a slurry. The device is disposed radially outward of a central axis of the component and is shaped to extend circumferentially about at least part of the central axis of the component. The housing comprises plural delivery nozzles configured to spray the slurry onto a surface of the component. The device is operably coupled with the support fixture such that the fixture maintains a position of the device within the component when the support fixture is partially inserted into one or more openings of the component.
AEROSOL DISTRIBUTION IN FILTER TESTING SYSTEMS
An aerosol distributor and an arrangement for filter leakage detection in a gas filtration system comprising such aerosol distributor, the aerosol distributor being configured to be positioned in a gas stream upstream of a filter, said aerosol distributor comprising: a hollow housing having at least one aerosol inlet for admitting an aerosol from an aerosol source into a chamber inside said housing, and a plurality of aerosol outlet holes for releasing the aerosol from the chamber into a gas stream surrounding the housing, wherein said housing has a plate like shape having an upstream surface configured to face an incoming gas stream and a downstream surface configured to face a filter, wherein said housing comprises a plurality of channels extending between channel inlets at the upstream surface and channel outlets at the downstream surface of the housing, such that gas from the gas stream can pass through the housing.
NOZZLE ARRANGEMENT FOR APPLYING FLUIDS, SYSTEM HAVING SUCH A NOZZLE ARRANGEMENT, AND METHOD FOR APPLYING FLUIDS
A nozzle arrangement applies fluids, in particular thermoplastic adhesives, to a substrate. The nozzle arrangement and the substrate move relative to one another in a first direction. The nozzle arrangement has a main body which is exchangeably connected to a mounting region of a distributor and which has an end-side side surface extending in a second direction running at least substantially perpendicular to the first direction. The end-side side surface of the main body can have mutually adjacently arranged first outlet nozzles for the fluid to be applied formed in a first row extending along the second direction and mutually adjacently arranged second outlet nozzles for a second fluid formed in a second row extending along the second direction and that is parallel to the first row.
NOZZLE ARRANGEMENT FOR APPLYING FLUIDS, AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING A MAIN BODY OF SUCH A NOZZLE ARRANGEMENT
A nozzle arrangement for applying fluids to a substrate has a main body which is able to be connected to a mounting region of a distributor and which has an end-side side surface. At least one first outlet nozzle for the fluid to be applied to the substrate is provided in or on the end-side side surface of the main body. A first fluid channel system is formed in the main body, via which the at least one first outlet nozzle is connected in terms of flow to a first fluid connector, which is provided in the main body of the nozzle arrangement. The nozzle arrangement is a monolithic component produced by an additive production method.
Spray bar design for uniform liquid flow distribution on a substrate
A spray manifold for a brush box is disclosed which includes an elongated body having a plurality of holes formed in a line along a direction parallel to a longitudinal axis of the body, a linear slot formed along a length of the body aligning with the line of the holes, a central bore formed along the length of the body and between each of the holes and the slot, and a cover disposed on the slot.
Paper shredder
An apparatus for paper shredding and compacting which includes a shredded paper storage portion, a movable disposed within the shredded paper storage portion, and a movable push rod.
ELECTROSTATIC SPRAYING DEVICE
Provided is an electrostatic spraying device capable of spraying liquid, such as paint, onto a sprayed object in a stable manner. The electrostatic spraying device of the invention releases liquid in an electrically-charged state from a nozzle using an electrostatic force generated by voltage application and thus sprays the liquid onto a sprayed object. The electrostatic spraying device comprises a nozzle head provided with the nozzle comprising a plurality of nozzles made of conductive or semiconductive material and a voltage application device configured to apply voltage between the nozzles and a heteropolar portion (sprayed object) that is heteropolar to the nozzles and thus generate the electrostatic force. The nozzles are so arranged that distance between axes L of at least adjacent nozzles increases with increasing distance from the nozzle head.