Patent classifications
B01D46/0053
MATERIAL MANIPULATION IN THREE-DIMENSIONAL PRINTING
The present disclosure provides three-dimensional (3D) printing systems, apparatuses, software, and methods for the production of at least one requested 3D object. The 3D printer includes a material conveyance system, filtering system, and unpacking station. The material conveyance system may transport pre-transformed material against gravity. The 3D printing described herein comprises facilitating non-interrupted material dispensing through a component of the 3D printer, such as a layer dispenser.
Dust collector
A dust collector includes a housing, a dust collecting bag that is installed in the housing and has an air permeability, a supply section that has a pipe coupled to the dust collecting bag, and supplies a powder into the housing via the pipe, a negative pressure generating section that generates a negative pressure in the housing, and a vibration applying section that applies a vibration to the dust collecting bag. The dust collecting bag includes a top surface, a bottom surface, and a side surface coupling the top surface and the bottom surface with each other, and a vibration transmitted to the top surface is larger than a vibration transmitted to the bottom surface.
Resonant heat, dust and fog scrubber
Vibrator is used to move circular strings in a harp-like screen to achieve frequencies corresponding with one of the natural frequencies of the strings as well as with the frequencies of gas vortices shedding off the strings in order to more efficiently: a) scrub particulates/droplets (solid or liquid) from the gas, b) exchange and utilize energy between the oncoming cold or hot gas and a liquid flowing down the screens in order to heat or cool the liquid, and c) agitate and, without clogging, more efficiently remove the liquid film streaming down the strings, i.e., to increase the sliding efficiency of the liquid flowing down the strings. With the strings vibrating in the resonant regime, particulate capture and energy and mass transfer are substantially enhanced compared to non-resonant, passive systems in which strings do not vibrate, or where vibrations are induced solely by the gas flow.
Acoustic aided air filter and a method of air filtration thereof
An air filter and a method of air filtration using the said air filter are described. The air filter may comprise a filter media layer adapted to capture and filter one or more impurities from air. The air filter may further comprise one or more acoustic wave generating means attached at one or more sides of the filter media layer. The one or more acoustic wave generating means may generate acoustic waves to be propagated into the filter media layer. The propagation of the acoustic waves into the filter media layer may facilitate the filter media layer to enhance the filtration efficiency of the air filter. The air filter may further comprise a pre-programmed chip to control the frequency of the acoustic waves generated. Further, air filter may comprise a battery adapted to supply power to the one or more acoustic wave generating means and the pre-programmed chip.
AIR FILTRATION SYSTEM FOR COMBUSTION ENGINE AND COMBUSTION ENGINE INCLUDING SAME
An air filtration system comprises a filter housing that defines a collection chamber and includes an air inlet, an air outlet and a cleaning assembly opening in fluid communication with the collection chamber. The system also comprises a filter support mounted to the filter housing with each one of the air inlet and the air outlet being located on a respective side of the filter support; and a filter cleaning assembly mounted to the filter housing and including an actuation system; and a diaphragm assembly at least partially covering the filter cleaning opening. The diaphragm assembly vibrates upon actuation of the actuation system so as to displace air in the collection chamber to remove particulate matter from a filter engaged with the filter support. The present disclosure also concerns a combustion engine comprising an air filtration system and a method for cleaning an air filtration system.
DUST COLLECTOR
A dust collector includes a housing, a dust collecting bag that is installed in the housing and has an air permeability, a supply section that has a pipe coupled to the dust collecting bag, and supplies a powder into the housing via the pipe, a negative pressure generating section that generates a negative pressure in the housing, and a vibration applying section that applies a vibration to the dust collecting bag. The dust collecting bag includes a top surface, a bottom surface, and a side surface coupling the top surface and the bottom surface with each other, and a vibration transmitted to the top surface is larger than a vibration transmitted to the bottom surface.
Sieve array and precipitator device and method of treating exhaust
A vibrating wet precipitator is designed to remove particulates from particulate-laden hot gas. The precipitator includes an array of vertical wet cords stretched within a duct. The cords are tuned to vibrate due to the gas flow by controlling key parameters such as gas flow, velocity, cord length and diameter so that particulate collection and heat transfer efficiency are maximized. The cords are part of sieves. A plurality of these sieves are arranged to define a plurality of gaps, through which the exhaust flows. The sieves and thus the cords are space so that a vortex from a first cord affects an adjacent cord and subsequently cord. The particles are then absorbed in liquid, which can be passed through a heat exchanger filtered and subsequently reused. Preferably the cord arrangement is designed to allow the cords to vibrate at high frequencies, typically 10 to 100 Hz, to maximize particulate collection.
Separation of components from a fluid by solids production
A method for separating components from a fluid is disclosed. A cooling element is provided and is disposed in contact with a distal side of one or more thermally-conductive surfaces. One or more resistive heating elements are provided and are disposed in contact with or embedded in a proximal side of the one or more thermally-conductive surfaces. A fluid comprising one or more secondary components is provided. The fluid is passed across the one or more thermally conductive surfaces, the one or more secondary components freezing, crystallizing, desublimating, depositing, condensing, or combinations thereof, out of the fluid. The one or more resistive heating elements engage such that the one or more solid secondary components detach and pass out the solids outlet. The one or more resistive heating elements disengage, restarting production of the one or more solid secondary components.
DEVICE WITH EXTERNAL DIAPHRAGM FOR ACOUSTIC CLEANING AND AIR PURIFICATION APPLICATIONS
A device with external diaphragm for acoustic cleaning and air purification is provided. The device comprises a housing with a first opening at a top for receiving one or more acoustic wave generating devices each with a diaphragm attached to a coil; and one or more external diaphragm each covering and sealing the diaphragm attached to the coil to facilitated in protecting the acoustic wave generating device as impurities or materials deposit and accumulate on the external diaphragm instead of the diaphragm of the acoustic wave generating device, and easy cleaning as only the external diaphragm needs to be cleaned, which also avoids damage to the diaphragm of the acoustic wave generating device during cleaning.
Air filtration system for combustion engine and combustion engine including same
An air filtration system comprises a filter housing that defines a collection chamber and includes an air inlet, an air outlet and a cleaning assembly opening in fluid communication with the collection chamber. The system also comprises a filter support mounted to the filter housing with each one of the air inlet and the air outlet being located on a respective side of the filter support; and a filter cleaning assembly mounted to the filter housing and including an actuation system; and a diaphragm assembly at least partially covering the filter cleaning opening. The diaphragm assembly vibrates upon actuation of the actuation system so as to displace air in the collection chamber to remove particulate matter from a filter engaged with the filter support. The present disclosure also concerns a combustion engine comprising an air filtration system and a method for cleaning an air filtration system.