B08B3/14

CLEANING DEVICE
20180001355 · 2018-01-04 · ·

A cleaning device is configured to include a first cleaning tank that holds water to which a small amount of an additive is added as a first cleaning fluid, a second cleaning tank that holds water, a water-based cleaning agent, an alkaline cleaning fluid, or a hydrophilic organic solvent as a second cleaning fluid, a first microscopic air bubble generation device, a first circulating pump, an ultrasonic wave emitting device, and a carrier device. Hydrophobic oil is removed by a cleaning target being exposed to the first cleaning fluid including microscopic air bubbles sprayed from a nozzle in an interior of the first cleaning tank, after which hydrophilic oil is removed by ultrasonic cleaning in the second cleaning tank.

UREA SULFATE AND SODIUM CHLORIDE BLEND FOR REGENERATION OF CATION EXCHANGE RESINS

Methods and systems for an integrated acid regeneration of ion exchange resins are disclosed for use in cleaning applications. Acid resins designed for use in a variety of cleaning application using a treated, softened, acidic water source are disclosed. Various methods of using the softened acidic water generated by acid regenerate-able ion exchange resins within a cleaning application, e.g. ware wash machine, are disclosed to beneficially reduce spotting, filming and scale buildup on treated surfaces, reduce and/or eliminate the need for polymers, threshold reagents and/or rinse aids, and using protons generated in the acidic water effluent for triggering events useful in various cleaning applications.

METHOD FOR PRETREATING MAGNESIUM-ALLOY WASTE MATERIAL

A method comprises sorting and removing impurities from magnesium alloy waste material, and cleaning and drying said material, the cleaning being high-pressure rinsing, pickling, and water washing, performed in sequence. The method employs high-pressure rinsing during the pretreatment of magnesium alloy waste material; the cleaning effectiveness is excellent, the effectiveness of the removal of impurities from the surface of the magnesium alloy waste material is much better than in conventional processes, and the amount of clean waste material can exceed 90% of the total amount of processed waste material; the clean magnesium alloy waste material obtained from the pretreatment method may be used as the entire raw materials for casting national-standard alloy ingots, the addition of costly high-purity magnesium is unnecessary, and the amount of alloy raw material that must be added is significantly reduced; during processing, little waste material is lost, costs are low, and efficiency is high.

METHOD FOR PRETREATING MAGNESIUM-ALLOY WASTE MATERIAL

A method comprises sorting and removing impurities from magnesium alloy waste material, and cleaning and drying said material, the cleaning being high-pressure rinsing, pickling, and water washing, performed in sequence. The method employs high-pressure rinsing during the pretreatment of magnesium alloy waste material; the cleaning effectiveness is excellent, the effectiveness of the removal of impurities from the surface of the magnesium alloy waste material is much better than in conventional processes, and the amount of clean waste material can exceed 90% of the total amount of processed waste material; the clean magnesium alloy waste material obtained from the pretreatment method may be used as the entire raw materials for casting national-standard alloy ingots, the addition of costly high-purity magnesium is unnecessary, and the amount of alloy raw material that must be added is significantly reduced; during processing, little waste material is lost, costs are low, and efficiency is high.

WORKPIECE CLEANING APPARATUS AND CLEANING METHOD

The present disclosure relates to a workpiece cleaning device and a cleaning method. The workpiece cleaning device comprises: a frame (1); and a plurality of cleaning tanks disposed on the frame (1) side by side, comprising a molten salt cleaning tank (2) for cleaning a workpiece with molten salt, a first rinsing tank (5) for rinsing the workpiece cleaned with the molten salt, a de-rusting cleaning tank (6) for cleaning the workpiece rinsed in the first rinsing tank (5) with a de-rusting agent, a second rinsing tank (7) for rinsing the workpiece cleaned with the de-rusting agent, and an anti-rust cleaning tank (8) for cleaning the workpiece rinsed in the second rinsing tank (7) with anti-rust liquid, which are sequentially disposed from upstream to downstream in terms of procedure.

WORKPIECE CLEANING APPARATUS AND CLEANING METHOD

The present disclosure relates to a workpiece cleaning device and a cleaning method. The workpiece cleaning device comprises: a frame (1); and a plurality of cleaning tanks disposed on the frame (1) side by side, comprising a molten salt cleaning tank (2) for cleaning a workpiece with molten salt, a first rinsing tank (5) for rinsing the workpiece cleaned with the molten salt, a de-rusting cleaning tank (6) for cleaning the workpiece rinsed in the first rinsing tank (5) with a de-rusting agent, a second rinsing tank (7) for rinsing the workpiece cleaned with the de-rusting agent, and an anti-rust cleaning tank (8) for cleaning the workpiece rinsed in the second rinsing tank (7) with anti-rust liquid, which are sequentially disposed from upstream to downstream in terms of procedure.

Method of removing PVA from a 3D printing process
11565470 · 2023-01-31 ·

A method of removing polyvinyl alcohol (PVA)-based scaffold from a 3D printed part formed by a 3D printing process that renders a finished product for immediate use. The method principally involves preparing an acidic-aqueous cleansing solution comprising a mixture of carboxylic acid and water; immersing the 3D printed part conventionally bonded with PVA-based scaffold into the acidic-aqueous cleansing solution for a select amount of time to break down and remove the PVA-based scaffold from the 3D printed part; and adding to the acidic-aqueous cleansing solution a select quantity of polymeric carbohydrate to crosslink and bond with the PVA-based scaffold to effect dissolution thereof into the acidic-aqueous cleansing solution.

Method of removing PVA from a 3D printing process
11565470 · 2023-01-31 ·

A method of removing polyvinyl alcohol (PVA)-based scaffold from a 3D printed part formed by a 3D printing process that renders a finished product for immediate use. The method principally involves preparing an acidic-aqueous cleansing solution comprising a mixture of carboxylic acid and water; immersing the 3D printed part conventionally bonded with PVA-based scaffold into the acidic-aqueous cleansing solution for a select amount of time to break down and remove the PVA-based scaffold from the 3D printed part; and adding to the acidic-aqueous cleansing solution a select quantity of polymeric carbohydrate to crosslink and bond with the PVA-based scaffold to effect dissolution thereof into the acidic-aqueous cleansing solution.

SUBSTRATE CLEANING SYSTEM AND SUBSTRATE CLEANING METHOD
20230023260 · 2023-01-26 · ·

The present invention relates to a substrate cleaning system and a substrate cleaning method for cleaning a substrate. The substrate cleaning system (50) includes a heater (51), a chemical-liquid diluting module (52), and a cleaning module. A temperature of the diluted-chemical-liquid mixed by the chemical-liquid diluting module (52) is determined to be higher than normal a temperature and lower than a glass transition point of a cleaning member. The cleaning member scrubs the substrate (W) with the diluted chemical liquid having the determined temperature supplied to the substrate (W).

SUBSTRATE CLEANING SYSTEM AND SUBSTRATE CLEANING METHOD
20230023260 · 2023-01-26 · ·

The present invention relates to a substrate cleaning system and a substrate cleaning method for cleaning a substrate. The substrate cleaning system (50) includes a heater (51), a chemical-liquid diluting module (52), and a cleaning module. A temperature of the diluted-chemical-liquid mixed by the chemical-liquid diluting module (52) is determined to be higher than normal a temperature and lower than a glass transition point of a cleaning member. The cleaning member scrubs the substrate (W) with the diluted chemical liquid having the determined temperature supplied to the substrate (W).