A retractable cleaning nozzle for spray cleaning an interior surface of a pipe or a tank includes a nozzle housing configured to be stationary mounted in a hole of the side wall of the pipe or tank and having a front side arranged to face towards the interior of the pipe or tank and a rear side arranged to face away from the interior of the pipe or tank, an inlet port configured for receiving a cleaning fluid, and a cylindrical interior bore with a central axis defining an axial direction, wherein the interior bore is open towards the front side of the nozzle housing. The cleaning nozzle includes a first plug movably arranged in the axial direction within the bore of the nozzle housing between a retracted position and a protruding position, wherein the first plug has a sleeve-shaped body with a front wall closing a front portion of the sleeve-shaped body, wherein the front wall of the sleeve-shaped body includes a first set of spray holes configured to eject cleaning fluid substantially in the axial direction, wherein the sleeve-shaped body of the first plug includes a second set of spray holes configured to eject cleaning fluid substantially in a radial direction perpendicular to the axial direction, wherein a front surface of the first plug is substantially flush with a front surface of the nozzle housing in the retracted position of the first plug, and wherein a front portion of the first plug, including the first and second set of spay holes, protrudes beyond the front surface of the nozzle housing in the protruding position of the first plug for enabling spray cleaning of the interior surface of the pipe or tank. The cleaning nozzle includes a second plug arranged within a space defined by the sleeve-shaped body of the first plug and configured for closing a flow path from the inlet port to the first set of holes of the first plug when the first plug is located in the retracted position.

A descaling method involves a tool for diagnosing the engine of a motor vehicle, which tool can interact with the control electronics system of the engine, not only for reading information and controlling certain members during a hydrogen injection cleaning procedure, but also for checking, in real time after cleaning, the state of the impacted members and updating the engine management parameters accordingly in the control electronics system. Thus, the electronic management of the engine may take account of the resetting (i.e. to the initial values or values close to the initial values) of the operating parameters of the engine which are sensitive to engine scaling, such as EGR valve mobility, valve lift, DPF clogging, injector needle mobility, etc.

A back-blush cleaning container may have a spring-biased piston that allows the container to fill with hot water when attached to a group head of the espresso machine. When the hot water of the espresso machine is turned off, the piston due to the spring urges the hot water out and back through a 3-way valve to clean the espresso machine. The backflush cleaning container also may have a steam conduit that allows steam from a steam wand of the espresso machine to clean the group head, 3-way valve and tubes. Moreover, the container may have a window which based on the position of the piston, a particular color is shown. The colors indicate whether the container is safe to remove from the group head of the espresso machine and when the container is full of water.

A drain treatment system includes a supply interface, a drainage interface, a water distribution assembly, a pod housing, and a controller. The supply interface is configured to connect to a water supply, the drainage interface is configured to connect to a drain, and the distribution assembly is configured to receive water from the water supply via the supply interface. The pod housing is configured to retain at least one pod containing a drain treatment compound, and the controller is configured to control a transfer of the water from the water distribution assembly to the pod housing, wherein the water is configured to carry the drain treatment compound from the at least one pod to the drainage interface for delivery to the drain.

Valve and related assemblies, systems, and methods may include a self-cleaning feature that may be configured to at least partially displace material from a portion of the valve. Such valves may be utilized in a pressure exchanger.

A machine for cleaning regeneration chambers of furnaces, the regeneration chambers having stacks of hollow refractory elements delimiting vertical passages, which define chimneys includes a self-propelled support structure to be introduced into a compartment, below the regeneration chamber to be cleaned, which communicates with the regeneration chamber. The machine further includes at least one lance, applied to the self-propelled support structure and configured to send within the vertical passages a stream of cleaning material powder and compressed air generated by a compressor positioned outside of the regeneration chamber to be cleaned, and at least one suction mouth, applied to said support structure and configured to suck cleaning material dust and aspirable materials from the ground, which were removed during the cleaning operation. At least one video camera is mounted on the support structure and at least one monitor controls from outside, through the video camera, operation of the machine.

A back-blush cleaning container may have a spring-biased piston that allows the container to fill with hot water when attached to a group head of the espresso machine. When the hot water of the espresso machine is turned off, the piston due to the spring urges the hot water out and back through a 3-way valve to clean the espresso machine. The backflush cleaning container also may have a steam conduit that allows steam from a steam wand of the espresso machine to clean the group head, 3-way valve and tubes. Moreover, the container may have a window which based on the position of the piston, a particular color is shown. The colors indicate whether the container is safe to remove from the group head of the espresso machine and when the container is full of water.

A foot operated pump includes a water and airtight flexible and collapsible wall between a top plate and a base plate and an interior variable volume chamber. A flexible hose is selectively attachable to either an inlet port or an outlet port on the top plate member. The contents (air and/or liquid) within the variable volume chamber are forced out of the outlet port upon forced downward movement of the top plate member towards the base plate member. As the top plate member returns to a normally relaxed state in separated, angled relation to the base plate, the variable volume chamber enlarges and air is sucked through the inlet port to fill the variable volume chamber. An opposite end of the flexible hose attaches to various adapters and fittings for clearing clogged drain lines and other conduits.

A system and method for cleaning, protecting and lubricating hyperbolic rollers and bearings for bending, using air and oil, placed in a rotating rotor (1) that contains rollers (32) placed on bearings (34) and shafts (33) inside roller housings (30), where rollers (32) are positioned at an angle with respect to the bending axis and, as bending occurs they cause bending and also as rotor (1) rotates around the item being bent it straightens and feeds the item. Rollers (32) are placed on bearings (34) and are protected through rotational seals (35). The bearings' (34) area of rollers (32) inside the rotational seal (35) is supplied with air at pressure higher than the atmospheric, so that inflow of contaminants are inhibited, or is supplied with air enriched with oil so that bearings (34) are lubricated, and rotational seals (35) located next to bearings (34) of the rollers (32) allow the air flow from the area between the bearings towards the surrounding area.

A cleaning method includes a first removal step of causing an inert gas to which a pulsation is applied to flow into an exhaust pipe after a silicon single crystal doped with an n-type dopant is produced, to peel and remove a deposit; and a second removal step of causing an atmospheric air to which no pulsation is applied to flow into the exhaust pipe through a chamber to burn a part of the deposit with the atmospheric air, the part being not removable in the first removal step, and peel and remove a burned substance of the deposit.