A system and method for purging a bottom slurry circuit isolation valve using hydrocarbons.

A cleaning system comprising: (a) one or more pumps; (b) one or more foamers; and (c) one or more cleaning reservoirs including one or more cleaning solutions; wherein the one or more foamers combine a fluid and the cleaning solution to form a foamed solution so that the solution is introduced into a system to be cleaned.

A cleaning system and process for cleaning a medical system comprising at least one air source at least one cleaning solution source at least one rinsing solution source and at least one switch for switching between the at least one air source, the at least one cleaning solution source, and said at least one rinsing solution source. The process is configured to selectively provide the cleaning solution from the cleaning solution source, selectively provide the rinsing solution source, and selectively providing the air pressure to purge the lines of a medical/dental system.

A device adapted to deliver fruit and/or vegetable juices, pulps, salads and composts, etc., each fruit or vegetable being selectively served raw or cooked, with a scope to obtain maximal nutritional intake. The device comprises a housing and a transparent showcase accommodating an ample variety of fruits and vegetables, equipment for the preparation of the above fruit/vegetable products including at least one juicer appliance and one blender appliance for alternatively preparing fruit/vegetable juice and pulp respectively delivered through downwardly inclined pipe members into a container within product delivery compartments and equipment for cleaning the juicer and blender appliances and corresponding pipe members in between sequential fruit/vegetable servings, comprising an autonomous circuitry and container of cleaning water supply and container for collection of sewerage. The device also comprises a kettle for cooking selected fruits/vegetables, an unpeeling device and cutting device.

The present disclosure is directed to an apparatus, system, or method for covering and utilizing a plunger. The plunger can be inserted into a cover configured or sized to receive the plunger. The cover is attached to a handle with a closure mechanism. The closure mechanism is used to close the open end of the cover after removal of the plunger from the cover. A toilet or other drain or pipe system may be unclogged using the covered plunger. When the plunger and the cover are removed from a toilet, and the plunger is removed from the cover, the cover reverses or inverts. When reversed or inverted, the cover contains water or waste material from the toilet within the cover.

A system for cleaning filter cartridges having a cylindrically configured filter media. The cleaning system includes a tank for containing a cleaning liquid, and an open-sided cage for removably receiving and containing one of the filter cartridges to be cleaned. The cage is supported on a drive shaft of a motorized drive that is positionable for disposing the open-sided cage and filter cartridge contained therein in cleaning liquid in the tank and is selectively operable for rotating the open-sided cage and filter cartridge contained therein during a cleaning cycle for cleaning the filter media of the contained filter cartridge.

Since a detergent is a consumption article, it is desirable that a use amount of the detergent be as small as possible in a limit that the washing effect is not substantially reduced. Provided is an automatic analyzer which includes a syringe pump which is connected to a probe and performs the body aspiration and discharge, a feed pump which feeds washing water for washing the inside of the probe to the probe via the syringe pump and a controller which controls the dispensing mechanism and the syringe pump, in which the controller, in a case of washing the probe by sucking a detergent in the probe a plurality of times, controls the syringe pump so as to discharge the detergent after sucking the detergent and to suck the next detergent without feeding the washing water to the probe by the feed pump.

A cleaning device (100) for cleaning an interior of a device to be cleaned (102), wherein the cleaning device (100) comprises an adapter (104) for mounting the device to be cleaned (102), a cleaning medium reception chamber (106) for receiving cleaning medium driven through the device to be cleaned (102) when mounted on the adapter (104), and a drive unit (108) for driving cleaning medium from a cleaning medium reservoir (110) through the device to be cleaned (102), when mounted on the adapter (104), and into the cleaning medium reception chamber (106).

A chemical liquid supply system includes a chemical liquid tank including an inlet allowing a chemical fluid to be introduced therethrough, an opening allowing the chemical liquid introduced through the inlet to be temporarily stored, and an outlet allowing the chemical liquid stored in the opening to flow out therethrough, a chemical liquid circulation apparatus including a supply flow path supplying the chemical liquid to the inlet and a recovery flow path resupplying the chemical liquid collected from the outlet to the supply flow path, a chemical liquid supply source supplying the chemical liquid to the supply flow path of the chemical liquid circulation apparatus, and a chemical liquid dispensing apparatus configured to move to the opening and draw the chemical liquid from the opening, move to a substrate to be treated and discharge the chemical liquid onto the substrate.

A process for removing or reducing the accumulation of foulant within furnaces and heat exchangers in industrial systems such as an oil refinery by introducing a periodic steam blast. The steam blast is directed into the fluid stream from which the foulants form on to the heat exchanger surfaces. The steam blast increases the flow rates, creates turbulence and increases the temperature within the heat exchanger to dislodge foulant in both a soft and hardened states from internal surfaces upon which foulants have adhered and accumulated.