The production method of hot milk with or without froth, with a Venturi effect emulsifying device suitable for sending, into a mixing chamber, a flow of steam so as to aspirate, by Venturi effect, milk and air or only milk, comprises a production cycle of hot milk with froth and a production cycle of hot milk without froth being carried out by supplying an equal flow of steam of equal duration into a mixing chamber having equal volume, equal conformation and equal inlet section of the milk but a different outflow section of the milk.

An apparatus for continuously generating and controlling the density of foam has a fluid in-flow manifold in communication with a source of liquid and comprising a pressure sensor. A plurality of branch lines are in fluid communication with the in-flow manifold a foam out-flow manifold. Each branch line has a flow control valve, a Venturi tube and in fluid communication with a throat of each Venturi tube an air induction control valve. The foam out-flow manifold has a pressure sensor. At least one in-flow control valve is disposed between the source and the in-flow manifold and at least one out-flow control valve is in communication with the out-flow manifold. The branch valves, air valves, the in-flow control valve and the out-flow control valve are operable to provide a chosen flow rate of the liquid and a selected foam product flow rate at a selected density of the foam product.

A turbine system includes a foam generating assembly having an in situ foam generating device at least partially positioned within the fluid passageway of the turbine engine, such that the in situ foam generating device is configured to generate foam within the fluid passageway of the turbine engine.

The present disclosure relates to a foam machine. Liquid for generating foams is conveyed onto a laminating member through a liquid pump. The laminating member further conveys the liquid onto a foam forming device. On the foam forming device, a rotating ring is provided with a plurality of forming rings and a plurality of forming ribs, so that a plurality of foam film forming holes are formed in the rotating ring; afterwards, as the rotating ring rotates, the laminating member can form foam films on the respective foam film forming holes, and continuous foams are formed after an air flow is blown through; the foams are pushed by the air flow to be continuously sprayed out; and new foam films are continuously formed on the respective foam film forming holes.

Various embodiments herein pertain to apparatus and methods that utilize the water and existing chemicals to generate a foam. The foam can be introduced at that gas-path entrance of the equipment, where it contacts the stages and internal surfaces, to contact, scrub, carry, and remove fouling away from equipment to restore performance. Some embodiments include mixing gas with liquid to create a supply of foam, streaming the foam into a gas turbine engine installed on an airplane, rotating the spools of the engine while streaming, and re-rotating the spools of the engine after a spool has stopped. In yet other embodiments there is a method that includes streaming the foam into an engine installed on an airplane, quantifying an improvement to a family of engines achievable by foam washing, operating a specific engine, determining that the specific engine should be washed, and scheduling a foam washing of the specific engine.

A turbine system includes a foam generating assembly having an in situ foam generating device at least partially positioned within the fluid passageway of the turbine engine, such that the in situ foam generating device is configured to generate foam within the fluid passageway of the turbine engine.

Systems, apparatuses, and methods for making content liquid foamy for discharge are described herein. A dispenser for making content liquid discharge foamy by mixing air flow from an air chamber with the content liquid flow from a liquid chamber can be provided. The dispenser can comprise a mixing chamber configured to mix air and content liquid; a porous member between an air passage from the air chamber and the mixing chamber; and a liquid passage from the liquid chamber to the mixing chamber. The liquid passage can have a first liquid passage and a plurality of second liquid passages. The liquid passage can be configured such that content liquid flows from the first liquid passage to the second liquid passages to the mixing chamber. The second liquid passages can be configured to provide flow of the content liquid in at least two directions.

The application relates to a method for producing compressed air foam for fire-fighting, wherein the method comprises the following steps: supplying a mixture of water and foaming agent via a supply line (12; 22) in a mixing chamber (11; 21) of a foaming line (10; 20), wherein a regulating device (14; 24) is disposed in the supply line (12; 22), by means of which a volume flow of the mixture can be regulated, suppling compressed air via a compressed air line (13; 23) in the mixing chamber (11; 21), wherein a further regulating device (15; 25) is disposed in the compressed air line (13; 23) by means of which a volume flow of the compressed air can be regulated, producing compressed air foam in the mixing chamber (11; 21) by foaming the mixture of water and foaming agent in the mixing chamber (11; 21) by means of the compressed air and discharging the compressed air foam from the foaming line (10; 20) via a mixing pressure regulator (17; 27) which regulates a mixing pressure in the mixing chamber (11; 21) into a delivery line (30; 40), wherein a pressure measuring device (31; 41) is disposed in the delivery line (30; 40), which records a pressure in the delivery line (30; 40) and which, like the regulating device (14; 24) and the further regulating device (15; 25), couples to the control device (26), and wherein the volume flow of the mixture of water and foaming agent and/or the volume flow of the compressed air is regulated by means of the control device (26) depending on the recorded pressure in the delivery line (30; 40). The application further relates to an apparatus for producing compressed air foam for fire-fighting.

Wands are used as parts of cleaning systems to conduct cleaning agents into gas turbine engine cores. Wands according to the present disclosure include inlet assemblies adapted to connect to cleaning agents, dispensers adapted to discharge cleaners into gas turbine engines, and conduits that extend from the inlet assemblies to the dispensers.

A turbine system includes a foam generating assembly having an in situ foam generating device at least partially positioned within the fluid passageway of the turbine engine, such that the in situ foam generating device is configured to generate foam within the fluid passageway of the turbine engine.