18results about "Dissolving using flow mixing" patented technology

The invention relates to a device for producing brine by dissolving salt in a liquid, wherein the device comprises a conical dissolving funnel, at least one liquid line for supplying the liquid to the dissolving funnel, a blowdown device for removing residues, a buffer tank and a drain for discharging the brine from the dissolving funnel into the buffer tank.

A device is provided for preparing a chemical solution. The device comprises a dissolving bowl having an open top portion for receiving a solid chemical material and a closed bottom portion. A grid member is disposed between the top and bottom portions for supporting the chemical material on a top surface thereof defining an array of grid openings and a flow opening distinct therefrom. A nozzle is positioned proximate the bottom portion and directs flow of an aqueous fluid to contact and dissolve at least some of the chemical material and create a chemical solution thereof. An insert disposed proximate the grid member impedes flow of the aqueous fluid through one or more of the grid openings to increase fluid turbulence within the dissolving bowl and / or redirects the fluid flowing from the flow opening to flow in one or more directions over the grid member.

A mixer for dissolving tablets (11) consists of; a metal body (1) fitted with a float housing (6) indicator housing (8) and a sight glass barrel (14); a control lever / knob for incoming fluid; a float (10) connected by an indicator (9) showing the consumption and dissolution of the tablet (11) which can be stopped by draining the mixer and thus saving the tablet which is contained within tablet containers (19) which can be fitted with suitable tablets (11) and loaded into the mixer for activation, removed for saving and sealed with a plug (21).

A system (100) for dissolving solid chemical to form a dilute liquid (202) solution (204) can include a solid chemical reservoir (102) and a solution generator reservoir (104). The solid chemical reservoir (102) can have a product support surface (108) and be configured to allow diluent to flow therethrough. The solution reservoir (104) can be positioned below the solid chemical reservoir (102). A liquid blocking wall (106) can be positioned between the product support surface (108) and an interior of the solution reservoir (104) to define a liquid filling space (109) therebetween. The system (100) can include a recirculation circuit (110) having an outlet in the liquid filling space (109). The recirculation circuit (110) can draw liquid (202) from the solution reservoir (104) and discharge the liquid (202) through the outlet into the filling space (109), thereby causing the liquid (202) to flow through the product support surface (108) to contact the solid chemical before discharging through an opening of the solid chemical reservoir (102) and back into the solution reservoir (104).

A system for dissolving solid chemical to form a dilute liquid solution can include a solid chemical reservoir and a solution generator reservoir. The solid chemical reservoir can have a product support surface and be configured to allow diluent to flow therethrough. The solution reservoir can be positioned below the solid chemical reservoir. A liquid blocking wall can be positioned between the product support surface and an interior of the solution reservoir to define a liquid filling space therebetween. The system can include a recirculation circuit having an outlet in the liquid filling space. The recirculation circuit can draw liquid from the solution reservoir and discharge the liquid through the outlet into the filling space, thereby causing the liquid to flow through the product support surface to contact the solid chemical before discharging through an opening of the solid chemical reservoir and back into the solution reservoir.

Chemical dispensers are provided that include a hollow body member including a bottom end configured to be disposed below a waterline and a top end configured to be disposed above the waterline. The hollow body member defines an interior space disposed between the bottom end and the top end that is configured to accept, through the top end, and hold therein a dissolvable chemical. The dispenser includes a buoyancy member surrounding the hollow body member and configured to provide buoyancy to the dispenser when placed in a body of water such that a first portion of the interior space remains above the waterline and a second portion of the interior space submerges below the waterline. An opening in the hollow body member allows sufficient water flow into the interior space below the waterline such that dissolution or partial dissolution of the dissolvable chemical below the waterline occurs.

An eroding assembly for use in water-soluble chemical feeder where a solid chemical material is eroded by water so as to produce a sanitizing solution of dissolved chemical and water having removable components in its structure for ease of cleaning and removal of any undissolved chemical material, particularly the sieve plate and weir.

An eroding assembly for use in water-soluble chemical feeder where a solid chemical material is eroded by water so as to produce a sanitizing solution of dissolved chemical and water having removal components in its structure for ease of cleaning and removal of any undissolved chemical material, particularly the sieve plate and weir.

The invention is a solvent for powdered chemicals in a liquid process stream. This controlled dissolution occurs within a reactor by manipulating the level of the process liquid. This leveling is achieved by leveraging the opposing pressures of the discharge from a process circulation pump and the gas pressure, controlled by an automated pneumatic unit. The invention overcomes the drawbacks of prior art by offering, unlike solutions based on motorized dosing syringes or energy-intensive venturi systems, a purely fluidic, non-clogging solution without rotary or linear seals for dissolving powdered products in industrial chemical process liquids, as well as in public or private swimming pools of all sizes. This solvent is applicable to numerous industrial processes, particularly for chlorinating swimming pool water or any other liquid that reacts with a solid product.

A method of preparing a bioprocess solution includes producing a mixture of liquid and air by hydrating a powder separating the liquid from the air by providing the mixture to a first filter capsule and allowing the liquid to flow to an outlet across a hydrophilic membrane of the first filter capsule while directing the air upwards along the first filter capsule toward a second filter capsule arranged above the first filter capsule, and venting the air from the second filter capsule by allowing the air to flow through a hydrophobic membrane of the second filter capsule.

A brine maker is provided having a substantially cuboid shape. The brine maker may include: a hopper having a top opening configured to receive a solute from above the brine maker; a partition screen separating a solute side of the hopper from a brine side of the hopper; and a plurality of solvent ports located along a bottom floor of the hopper, the solvent ports configured to direct a solvent across the bottom floor of the hopper toward the partition screen.

A cleaning system for a beverage dispensing system, comprising a mixing tank (13) for mixing powder detergent with a liquid, the tank having a cylindrical upper section (50) and a conical or frusto-conical lower section (52) arranged along a central vertical axis, the tank further comprising an inlet (20) positioned in the upper section and an outlet (19) provided in the lower section, wherein the inlet is positioned in the upper section and is configured to direct liquid from the inlet in a direction tangentially to an inside wall of the tank and the outlet is provided substantially in the centre of the tank such that the mixing tank is shaped to assist in the formation of a vortex in the liquid in the tank; an arrangement of valves and conduits; a first pump (30); wherein the arrangement of valves and conduits may be configured in one mode of operation to fluidly connect the outlet to the inlet through the first pump, such that when the pump is operated, pumped liquid flows from the outlet to the inlet and the motion of the pumped liquid in the tank causes a vortex to form assisting the mixing of powder detergent with the liquid

The invention is a solvent for powdered chemicals in a liquid process stream. This controlled dissolution occurs within a reactor by manipulating the level of the process liquid. This manipulation is achieved by leveraging the opposing forces of the constant discharge pressure of a process circulation pump and the variable pressure of the gaseous head, controlled by an automated pneumatic unit. The invention overcomes the drawbacks of the prior art by offering, unlike solutions based on motorized dosing syringes or energy-intensive venturi systems, a purely fluidic, non-clogging solution without rotary or linear seals for dissolving powdered products in industrial chemical process liquid streams, as well as in public or private swimming pools of all sizes.This dissolver can be used in many industrial processes, particularly for chlorinating swimming pool water or any other liquid fluid that attacks a solid product.

A cleaning system for a beverage dispensing system, comprising: a mixing tank 13 for mixing powder detergent with a liquid, the tank having an upper section (50, fig. 3) and a lower section (52, fig.

A dilution installation (1) for diluting at least one powder (P) in at least one liquid (L), the dilution installation (1) comprising a tank (10) configured to receive a solution (S), a recirculation circuit (20), at least one filter screen (3) positioned in the tank (10) so as to define a lower chamber below the filter screen (3) and an upper chamber above the filter screen (3), the recirculation circuit (20) being configured to, on the one hand, draw, via the recirculation inlet (21), a flow of solution into the lower chamber and, on the other hand, inject, via the recirculation outlet (22), the flow of solution into the upper chamber so as to improve the dilution. Abstract figure: Figure 2

A brine maker comprises a hopper including a bottom floor and multiple sides. The sides form a top opening to receive a solute from above the brine maker. A partition screen separates a solute side of the hopper from a brine side of the hopper. The solute side of the hopper is defined in part by the sides and the bottom floor. Solvent ports are located adjacent to the bottom floor and are configured to direct a solvent from the solvent ports across the bottom floor of the hopper toward the partition screen.

This application relates to time-release tablets and methods. It also includes time-release compositions and methods for preparing and using said time-release compositions. The time-release compositions may contain active ingredients that can be used to inhibit unwanted growth (e.g., bacterial and fungal growth) in high-flow-rate water environments. The compositions may contain several active ingredients to provide multipurpose tablets. These multipurpose tablets can be used to dispense any combination of active ingredients (e.g., growth inhibitors and water filtration enhancers, and any combination thereof) as clarifying agents, minerals, pharmaceuticals, buffers, chemical administration, and / or other maintenance components.