A device for applying a viscous material has: an application tube, which delimits an application duct running in a longitudinal direction from a material inlet opening to a material outlet opening; and a housing, which accommodates at least part of the application tube and has a material supply connection for the viscous material. The application tube has a first tube section, which is fixed on the housing and has the material inlet opening, and a second tube section, which adjoins the first tube section and has the material outlet opening at a free end. A joint connects the first tube section and the second tube section, and a drive device deflects the free end of the second tube section in a transverse direction running transversely to the longitudinal direction.

Manual, automated, or semi-automated programmable tank cleaning nozzle systems, devices and methods for providing safe and efficient methods for breaking up oil, tar, chemical, radioactive, hazardous, or any other liquid, solid, or sludge waste inside storage tanks, ballast tanks, floating roof tanks, void tanks, rail tank cars and the like with nozzles which utilize fluid jets to break up, liquefy, and motivate tank material. The programmable tank cleaning nozzle incorporates two degrees of freedom and can be mounted to existing booms, robotic arms, gantry systems, rigid beams, manways, or any other rigid structure. The programmable tank cleaning nozzle can be a standalone, independent unit or integrated into new designs and/or existing systems. Simplified programming and user interface allowing an operator to remotely operate the system without the need for a camera system. The system is hydraulically controlled and can work in the presence of flammable vapors and dust.

Systems, devices, and methods for passing railcar tank cleaning systems through the opening and mounted to existing manways. The invention can extend horizontally more than 25 feet and clean rail cars up to and beyond approximately 102 inches in diameter for manual, automated, or semi-automated programmable railcar tank cleaning systems, devices and methods for providing safe and efficient methods for breaking up oil, tar, chemical, radioactive, hazardous, or any other liquid, solid, or sludge waste inside rail tank cars and the like with nozzles which utilize fluid jets to break up, liquefy, and motivate tank material. The programmable railcar cleaning system can be a standalone, independent unit or integrated into new designs and/or existing systems. Simplified programming and user interface allow an operator to remotely operate the system. The various capabilities of this invention allow cleaning in a quicker and more efficient manner. The system is hydraulically controlled and can work in the presence of flammable vapors and dust.

A rotary coating tool includes a rotary tool for coating bores and surfaces using solid-state deposition and consolidation of high velocity powder particles undergoing thermal plastic deformation.

A device for applying a viscous material has: an application tube, which delimits an application duct running in a longitudinal direction from a material inlet opening to a material outlet opening; and a housing, which accommodates at least part of the application tube and has a material supply connection for the viscous material. The application tube has a first tube section, which is fixed on the housing and has the material inlet opening, and a second tube section, which adjoins the first tube section and has the material outlet opening at a free end. A joint connects the first tube section and the second tube section, and a drive device deflects the free end of the second tube section in a transverse direction running transversely to the longitudinal direction.

Rotating projector for a coating product including a spraying device having a circular spraying edge, driving means for driving the spraying device around a rotational axis, a body including primary openings arranged on a primary contour for ejecting primary air jets in a primary direction. The air jets having an axial component and an orthoradial component which are nonzero. The primary direction has a nonzero radial component, which is centrifugal relative to the rotation axis. Each primary jet extends along the rotational axis at a distance from the rotational axis than the radius of the spraying edge. The body includes secondary openings arranged on a secondary contour for ejecting the secondary air jets in a secondary direction having axial and centripetal radial components. The secondary jets hit an external surface of the spraying device. The contours coincide with a circle centered about the rotation axis.

A device for applying a viscous material includes an application tube which has a material inlet opening on a first end and a material outlet opening on a second end, which defines an application channel, and which is flexible at least over one portion of its length, and a housing which accommodates the application tube, and which has a material supply connection for the viscous material to the application tube, wherein the application tube is connected to the housing in an initial region coming from the material inlet opening, and is arranged at a distance to the housing in an end region extending to the material outlet opening, and wherein a bearing section of the end region is mounted near to the material outlet opening in a motor-driven eccentric that can rotate about the longitudinal central axis. An adjustment mechanism is provided for adjusting the distance of the bearing section to the longitudinal central axis.

A device and a method for ejecting a fluid are provided. The device comprises a main pipe, a rotatable housing connected to the main pipe and a hub provided with a nozzle. The hub is rotatably connected to the housing. The fluid is arranged to be conveyed through the main pipe and the housing to said nozzle for ejection of the fluid, and the hub is arranged to rotate about an axis arranged with an angle in relation to a longitudinal axis of the main pipe. The angle between the axes is arranged to vary between 90 and 90+, 245, when the housing rotates one revolution.

The present invention relates to a cleaning in place nozzle system (1) for cleaning surfaces of complex shape, comprising a first body part (21) comprising a dry section (22) and a fluid section (23), a second body part (25) coaxially arranged in the first body part, a nozzle part (26) having a nozzle axis (NA), a fluid inlet (24) arranged in the first or second body part and a fluid outlet (27) arranged in the nozzle part wherein the nozzle system is operatively connected to an intelligent control unit (28) for controlling rotational movement of the nozzle part and/or the body parts. The invention further relates to a method for cleaning a container using a cleaning in place nozzle unit.