Methods and apparatuses for drying electronic devices are disclosed. Embodiments include methods and apparatuses that heat and decrease pressure within the electronic device. Some embodiments increase and decrease pressure while adding heat energy, such as by using a heated platen in contact with the electronic device or by supplying a gas (e.g., air), which may be heated, into the interior of the electronic device.

An assembly for saturating or aerating a medium with fluid. At least one hollow cylinder having gates and vents embedded within a grain mass. A target section of grain mass is identified and the gates and vents activated to provide influent flow to the target section in both vertical and horizontal directions.

Provided herein is a portable clothes drying device, which includes a base unit and an air outlet unit; wherein the base unit is configured to not only enable the portable clothes drying device to be used in various kinds of use spaces, but also provide the portable clothes drying device with the functions of heating, drying, disinfecting, etc.; and wherein the air outlet unit is configured to correspond to various kinds of clothes with different geometric shapes.

Provided herein is a portable clothes drying device, which includes a base unit and an air outlet unit; wherein the base unit is configured to not only enable the portable clothes drying device to be used in various kinds of use spaces, but also provide the portable clothes drying device with the functions of heating, drying, disinfecting, etc.; and wherein the air outlet unit is configured to correspond to various kinds of clothes with different geometric shapes.

Example aspects of a drying rack, a rotatable drying rack, and a method of drying wet objects are disclosed. The drying rack can comprise a base and a plurality of mounting post assemblies mounted to the base, each of the mounting post assemblies comprising at least one mounting post. The mounting post assemblies can comprise inner post assembly comprising an inner post and an outer post assembly comprising a primary outer post and a secondary outer post, wherein each of the inner post, primary outer post, and secondary outer post are configured to support an object above the base.

A drying rack having a stainless steel rectangular tubed frame with two vertical frame members and at least three horizontal frame members. The horizontal frame members have a plurality of rails extending from the horizontal members. The each rail of the plurality of rails is each equally spaced and extends from opposites sides of each horizontal member. The rails are configured to hold cannabis plant matter after harvest. The rails may be angled slightly for helping to retain the cannabis plant matter on the rails during use. The drying rack is on casters for mobility and rotation.

A semiconductor processing tool may include a processing tank. The semiconductor processing tool may include an arm arranged to hold a plurality of wafers over the processing tank such that wafers in the plurality of wafers are horizontally stacked over the processing tank. The semiconductor processing tool may include a fan arranged over the arm to permit an airflow to be provided across surfaces of the wafers in a vertical direction toward the processing tank. The semiconductor processing tool may include an exhaust system including at least one exhaust output and one or more exhaust pipe segments arranged substantially around the processing tank and connected to the at least one exhaust output. The one or more exhaust pipe segments may include a plurality of openings to receive exhaust air to be provided to the at least one exhaust output.

A method of manufacturing a dryer for plant material, which converts a caged intermediate bulk container tote into a dryer by adding wires from which plant material may be hung to dry. Intermediate bulk containers (IBCs) are widely available and offer the benefits of stackability and easy transport; the method creates plant material dryers with the same advantages. Any number of wire segments may be attached to the cage of the IBC tote. Illustrative configurations may place wires into two rows: one row of wires across the top of the cage, and a second row roughly at mid-height of the cage. Wires may be for example stainless steel wires with a gauge between 24 gauge and 30 gauge.

A firewood cord roof disposed on the top of a firewood cord to protect it against bad weather, thus, the firewood cords will dry, stay dry, and ready to use at its maximum. The firewood cord roof looks like a gable roof on the top of a house, here it is a gable roof on the top of the cord of firewood. The firewood cord roof is firmly attached to lower logs of the firewood cord so as not to be thrown down by the bad weather. The firewood cord roof comprises a wooden and plastic membrane framework structure disposed above the firewood cord and a roof covering membrane structure fixed on the wooden and plastic membrane framework structure and covering it, as well as the entire top surface of the firewood cord. Both structures capping the firewood cord like a gable roof on top of a house.

A firewood cord roof disposed on the top of a firewood cord to protect it against bad weather, thus, the firewood cords will dry, stay dry, and ready to use at its maximum. The firewood cord roof looks like a gable roof on the top of a house, here it is a gable roof on the top of the cord of firewood. The firewood cord roof is firmly attached to lower logs of the firewood cord so as not to be thrown down by the bad weather. The firewood cord roof comprises a wooden and plastic membrane framework structure disposed above the firewood cord and a roof covering membrane structure fixed on the wooden and plastic membrane framework structure and covering it, as well as the entire top surface of the firewood cord. Both structures capping the firewood cord like a gable roof on top of a house.