Patent classifications
B01F25/3143
ULTRASONICALLY-ENHANCED CONTINUOUS AND LARGE-SCALE PRODUCTION METHOD FOR NANO-FORMULATIONS
Disclosed is an ultrasonically-enhanced continuous and large-scale production method for nano-formulations. Specifically disclosed is a preparation system for continuous production of nano-formulations, comprising (a) a first pipe, (b) a second pipe, (f) an ultrasonic device, (c) a combined pipe and (e) a (fluid) outlet thereof. The first pipe and the second pipe are connected to the combined pipe. A first phase solution enters the combined pipe through a first pipe outlet, and a second phase solution enters the combined pipe through a second pipe outlet. The ultrasonic device acts on the part or the whole of the combined pipe. The first phase solution and the second phase solution are turbulently mixed in the combined pipe to form a combined phase, and flow out through the outlet of the combined pipe.
EXHAUST GAS STIRRING DEVICE
The exhaust gas stirring device comprises a cylindrical frame on an inner surface of a flow path member forming an exhaust flow path; supporting parts arranged to radially reach across the frame; a shielding part shielding a central axis of the frame and its circumference in the axis direction of the frame. One of the supporting parts comprises a pair of first skeletons extending radially outwardly from the central axis of the frame. The frame and the supporting parts are configured by assembling assembling members. One of the assembling members comprises the pair of first skeletons, and second skeletons respectively extending in an arc shape from one end of each of the first skeletons and constituting a part of the frame. Each of the first skeletons and the second skeletons in the assembling members comprises a vane part formed to protrude respectively from each of the first and second skeletons.
Methods and apparatuses for mixing crude oil and water
An apparatus for mixing wash water and crude oil includes a crude oil pipe, a wash water manifold, a plurality of conduits, and a flow controller. The crude oil pipe includes a wall having an interior surface, an exterior surface, and a plurality of wash water injectors. The plurality of wash water injectors are angularly distributed on a circumferential band of the wall of the crude oil pipe. The flow controller is operable to regulate wash water flow through the plurality of conduits. Each of the plurality of wash water injectors is fluidly coupled to the wash water manifold by one of the plurality of conduits. The plurality of wash water injectors are arranged to provide mixing of the wash water and the crude oil when the wash water is injected into the crude oil pipe through the plurality of wash water injectors.
MIXER ARRANGEMENT FOR MIXING AN INJECTION MEDIUM INJECTABLE BY AN INJECTOR WITH THE EXHAUST GAS OF AN INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE
A mixer assembly, for mixing an injection medium with the exhaust gas of an internal combustion engine, including an exhaust gas guide portion having a first threaded hole pattern and an injector attachable to the exhaust gas guide portion and having a mounting hole pattern. The first threaded hole pattern is complementary to the mounting hole pattern. The exhaust gas guide portion has a second threaded hole pattern. The second threaded hole pattern is complementary to the mounting hole pattern.
Gel stemming delivery system
A delivery system for mixing and dispensing a gel stemming material into a blast hole is disclosed. The system includes a dual-pump assembly in fluid communication with respective sources of a first gel precursor fluid and a second gel precursor fluid; a pair of hoses associated with a means to vary an effective length of said hoses; a dosing head having a first inlet and a second inlet, said inlets arranged in respective fluid communication via said hoses with the dual pump assembly to receive the first and second gel precursor fluids, the dosing head being configured to receive and mix the first and second gel precursor fluids to produce the gel stemming material and to dispense the gel stemming material via an outlet. In use, the effective length of the hoses may be varied to position the dosing head and dispense the gel stemming material in the blast hole.
Modular devices and systems for infusing gas into a liquid and methods of manufacture and use thereof
The present invention provides modular devices and systems for infusing gas into a liquid and methods of manufacture and use thereof. In accordance with an embodiment, a modular device for infusing gas into a liquid is provided. The modular device comprises a plurality of microporous hollow fibers, and a cap covering open ends of the microporous hollow fibers. The cap is configured to receive a gas into an opening and to deliver the gas into the open ends of the microporous hollow fibers. The cap is further configured to removably mount the modular device to a fixture. A system for infusing gas into a liquid may include one or more of the modular gas infusion devices configured to be removably mounted to a fixture such that the microporous hollow fibers are within a hollow cavity. The hollow cavity includes a first opening configured to receive a liquid and a second opening configured to discharge the liquid infused with a gas. Because the system is modular, it is economical to manufacture, scale to different application requirements and to maintain.
Mixer arrangement for mixing an injection medium injectable by an injector with the exhaust gas of an internal combustion engine
A mixer assembly, for mixing an injection medium with the exhaust gas of an internal combustion engine, including an exhaust gas guide portion having a first threaded hole pattern and an injector attachable to the exhaust gas guide portion and having a mounting hole pattern. The first threaded hole pattern is complementary to the mounting hole pattern. The exhaust gas guide portion has a second threaded hole pattern. The second threaded hole pattern is complementary to the mounting hole pattern.
GAS INJECTION MODULE AND ACTIVE GAS INJECTION SYSTEM
A gas injection module and an active gas injection system are provided. The gas injection module includes a device body, the internal of which has a delivering cavity and an annular gas-flow generation cavity. One end of the device body has a gas input portion, and another end thereof has a gas output portion. One side of the device body is configured to extend outward to form a gas guiding portion. The annular gas flow generation cavity includes a side connecting portion and a nozzle portion in spatial communication with each other. The side connecting portion is connected to the gas guiding portion. The nozzle portion is connected to the delivering cavity. The nozzle portion is configured for generating a pushing gas-flow in a pre-determined path toward the delivering cavity. A pre-determined angle between 0-89 degrees is between the pre-determined path and central axis of the device body.
GAS COOLING APPARATUS AND HEAT FURNACE
The present application discloses a gas cooling apparatus and a heat furnace. The gas cooling apparatus comprises a pipeline structure. The pipeline structure defines a gas flow channel and a liquid channel; the gas flow channel is used for circulating a high-temperature gas; and the liquid channel is located outside the gas flow channel and is provided with a liquid spraying part communicated with the gas flow channel. The pipeline structure is further provided with a gas spraying part communicated with the gas flow channel; and a liquid sprayed from the liquid spraying part can be atomized under the action of the high-temperature gas in the gas flow channel and the high-pressure gas sprayed from the gas spraying part. The gas cooling apparatus has the advantages of simple structure, convenient use, rapid cooling rate for a high-temperature gas, and less use of a cooling liquid.
MIXING DEVICE FOR MIXING A REACTION MEDIUM INTO A GAS STREAM, EXHAUST GAS PATH WITH SUCH A MIXING DEVICE AND INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE
A mixing device for mixing a reaction medium into a gas stream includes: a flow housing including an inlet wall with an inlet opening for the gas stream, an inflow direction of the gas stream enclosing an angle with a longitudinal axis; a swirling element, arranged in the flow housing opposite the inlet opening along the inflow direction and including sides facing toward and away from the inlet opening, the swirling element arranged such that (i) a first flow path for the gas stream is in the flow housing on the side facing toward the inlet opening and (ii) a second flow path for the gas stream is in the flow housing on the side facing away from the inlet opening; a metering device for metering the reaction medium into the flow housing and along a metering direction which is oblique to the inflow direction and to the longitudinal axis.