Flash Degasification TRIZ Cases

See how vacuum degassing removes air bubbles before ohmic heating to prevent arcing and fouling

A hollow double-plate tray creates heated flow channels and a weir to control temperature, pressure, and residence time for gentle polymer devolatilization.

A hollow double-plate distributor enables uniform heating and tighter temperature control for devolatilizing temperature-sensitive polymers.

A flow-control valve drops pressure by at least 1.5 bar, while sub-100-mbar vacuum removes dissolved gases and water from resin.

This case uses chamber expansion, pressure waves, and compression to separate gas from liquid without energy-intensive vacuum equipment.

A beverage dispensing nozzle reduces carbonation by promoting rapid pressure drops and CO2 nucleation.

Segmented impeller design prevents vacuum device liquid intrusion during high-capacity gas removal.

Flared insert inlet tube guides black liquor into flash tank with smooth tangential flow, eliminating abrupt transitions that cause turbulence and energy loss.

A two-stage vacuum degassing device removes dissolved gases from flowing water using sequential negative pressure zones.

Self-contained hydraulic lifting mechanisms position the MGS vessel and swivel joints align the U-tube mud line, eliminating crane-assisted setup time.

Integrated vacuum generator creates negative pressure in a sealed cavity to remove bubbles from drip adhesive.