A system for on-wing engine washing and water reclamation is provided. The system has at least one spray device for introducing a cleaning liquid containing at least water into the engine while the engine is being operated, and an effluent trough for collecting the cleaning liquid from an exit end or underneath side of the engine. In a preferred embodiment, a source of the cleaning liquid and the effluent trough are located on a mobile unit. Further, a treatment system for treating the collected cleaning liquid is also located on a mobile unit.

A system for on-wing engine washing and water reclamation is provided. The system has at least one spray device for introducing a cleaning liquid containing at least water into the engine while the engine is being operated, and an effluent trough for collecting the cleaning liquid from an exit end or underneath side of the engine. In a preferred embodiment, a source of the cleaning liquid and the effluent trough are located on a mobile unit. Further, a treatment system for treating the collected cleaning liquid is also located on a mobile unit.

The wafer processing system includes a rotatable wafer support member for supporting a wafer and a plurality of collections trays disposed about a peripheral edge of the wafer support member. The collection trays are arranged in a stacked configuration, each collection tray having an inner wall portion and an outer wall portion that converge to define a trough section for collecting fluid. The system includes a chamber exhaust outlet that is formed in the housing for venting gas from the interior of the housing outside of the collection trays and a chemical exhaust outlet that is formed in the housing for venting gas that flows through the collection chamber to the chemical exhaust outlet. The chemical exhaust outlet is fluidly isolated from the chamber exhaust outlet.

The wafer processing system includes a rotatable wafer support member for supporting a wafer and a plurality of collections trays disposed about a peripheral edge of the wafer support member. The collection trays are arranged in a stacked configuration, each collection tray having an inner wall portion and an outer wall portion that converge to define a trough section for collecting fluid. The system includes a chamber exhaust outlet that is formed in the housing for venting gas from the interior of the housing outside of the collection trays and a chemical exhaust outlet that is formed in the housing for venting gas that flows through the collection chamber to the chemical exhaust outlet. The chemical exhaust outlet is fluidly isolated from the chamber exhaust outlet.

Disclosed is a portable and self-contained washing and sanitizing apparatus. The apparatus finds particular application in washing small baby items such as bottles, nipples, teething rings or toys. The apparatus includes a container with a lid, the container housing the items to be washed; an accessory holder connected to the lid for holding infant accessories during washing operations; a water reservoir for storing and collecting wash water; and a housing for interconnecting the container and reservoir.

Disclosed is a portable and self-contained washing and sanitizing apparatus. The apparatus finds particular application in washing small baby items such as bottles, nipples, teething rings or toys. The apparatus includes a container with a lid, the container housing the items to be washed; an accessory holder connected to the lid for holding infant accessories during washing operations; a water reservoir for storing and collecting wash water; and a housing for interconnecting the container and reservoir.

A system and method for cleaning the fire detection sensor of a fire detection device, such as a smoke detector, includes flowing halocarbon liquid over the fire detection sensor. A pump continuously recirculates the halocarbon liquid between a sensor holder and a reservoir, while a cleaning action is applied by an agitator to the fire detection sensor while it is under a stream of the liquid or in a bath of the liquid. The halocarbon liquid is typically an industrial electronics cleaner such as Novec™, which removes dirt, dust, grease and oil from the fire detection sensor without harming electronic components.

A system and method for cleaning the fire detection sensor of a fire detection device, such as a smoke detector, includes flowing halocarbon liquid over the fire detection sensor. A pump continuously recirculates the halocarbon liquid between a sensor holder and a reservoir, while a cleaning action is applied by an agitator to the fire detection sensor while it is under a stream of the liquid or in a bath of the liquid. The halocarbon liquid is typically an industrial electronics cleaner such as Novec™, which removes dirt, dust, grease and oil from the fire detection sensor without harming electronic components.

An economical and effective process for the complete removal of soap scum and dirt from surfaces such as those in showers and bathtubs without any scrubbing has been defined. This patent application defines cleaning devices that make the said process easy, practical, and automated. The said devices employ the previous referenced process and ultimately eliminates the chore of cleaning the showers and bathtubs.

An economical and effective process for the complete removal of soap scum and dirt from surfaces such as those in showers and bathtubs without any scrubbing has been defined. This patent application defines cleaning devices that make the said process easy, practical, and automated. The said devices employ the previous referenced process and ultimately eliminates the chore of cleaning the showers and bathtubs.