序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
101 Gas suction filter device JP9507293 1993-03-31 JPH06277431A 1994-10-04 MOTODA KENRO
PURPOSE: To remove components floating in outdoor air with a simple structure by forcedly bringing the outdoor air sucked by suction force from the back of a liquid filtration medium into contact with the medium. CONSTITUTION: A liquid filtration medium of water, an aqueous solution of surfactant, etc., is stored in an airtight container 1 with a space 3 left at the upper part of the container 1. In addition, a through hole is opened at the bottom plate 1b of the container 1 or on the lateral wall near the bottom and an introduction pipe 4 is connected to the through hole to allow the pipe 4 to ascend. Next, a fan-type gas suction means 5 is installed on the upper lid of the container 1, and a fan is allowed to rotate so that a suction force generates to act on the upper space 3 of the container 1. Further, a motor for the suction means 5 is started to allow the suction force of the fan to work on the upper space 3 of the container 1. Consequently, the gas in the space 3 is discharged from an exhaust orifice 5b, and a suction force begins to work from the suction means 5 through a liquid filtration agent 2. Finally the gas containing dust from outside is sucked into the space 3 through the liquid filtration medium 2 and purified. COPYRIGHT: (C)1994,JPO
102 JPH0147201B2 - JP19760781 1981-12-08 JPH0147201B2 1989-10-12 ROJAA HAWAADO MARINSON; KORIN RAMUSHOO
103 JPS616681B2 - JP13309278 1978-10-28 JPS616681B2 1986-02-28 AREKUSANDORU URAJIMIROITSUCHI SHAFURANOFUSUKII; BITARUI RAFUAERU ABOITSUCHI RUCHINSUKII; BIKUTOORU MARUKOITSUCHI OREFUSUKII; URAJIMIIRU PYOOTOROITSUCHI GAURININ; URAJIMIIRU KAJIMIROITSUCHI CHUBUKOFU; WAREN
104 Gas purifying method and apparatus JP26266884 1984-12-12 JPS60147218A 1985-08-03 FUOSU HANSU; FUOSU HANSU YOAHIMU; MIYURA YOAHIMU
Equipment for purifying gases comprising a housing having opposing closed end faces and containing wetting fluid which is reactive to impurities in the gas to be purified; a cylinder rotatably mounted within the housing such that the cylinder is mounted between the closed end faces; a plurality of spaced apart plates extending outwardly of the cylinder and extending lengthwise along the cylinder so that as the cylinder rotates the plates are immersed in the wetting fluid and thereafter emerge from the wetting fluid; an air inlet opening for introducing air into the housing provided in one of the end faces such that air is not directed into the wetting fluid and an air outlet opening in the other of the closed end faces through which air exits; a gas inlet opening for introducing the gas to be purified into the housing and a gas outlet for removing the purified gas from the equipment, the gas inlet provided in one of the opposing closes end faces such that the gas to be purified is not directed into the wetting fluid and said gas outlet provided in the other of the closed end faces; and wherein spaced apart plates are positioned and arranged in the housing on the cylinder to define a plurality of chambers, such that when the cylinder rotates when the equipment is operated the relative positions of the air inlet opening, the air outlet opening, the gas inlet opening and the gas outlet opening are such that each chamber (i) is immersed in wetting fluid, (ii) is then in air-flow communication with the air inlet and the air outlet and (iii) thereafter is in gas-flow communication with the gas inlet opening and the gas outlet opening.
105 Gas washer JP9388483 1983-05-27 JPS5973027A 1984-04-25 DABIDO BIKUTAA GENTO
106 Heat/material exchanging tower JP18059780 1980-12-22 JPS56168084A 1981-12-24 FUAKURAFU FUERESU
107 Method and device for removing pollutant grain from polluted gas JP15151880 1980-10-30 JPS5676221A 1981-06-23 BORUFU DEIETERU SUFUERU
There is provided a process for removing pollutant particulates from a contaminated gas which comprises: (a) passing a stream of gas containing pollutant particulates through a liquid film absorbed on a continuously circulating filter supported by a perforated carrier matrix wherein part of said filter is continuously passing through a liquid reservoir containing said filtering liquid selected from liquid fluorocarbons and liquid silicones whereby the contaminant particulates carried by said gas are absorbed by said liquid film acting as a filter barrier for said particulates, and (b) recovering the gas after its passage through said liquid film barrier filter, said gas being free of said particulates. There is also disclosed an apparatus for carrying out the process. The apparatus can be positioned in a face mask.
108 Film system rotary type mass and heat exchang JP13309278 1978-10-28 JPS5559802A 1980-05-06 AREKUSANDORU URAJIMIROUITSUCHI; BITARUI RAFUAERUUABOUITSUCHI R; BIKUTOORU MARUKOUITSUCHI OREFU; URAJIMIIRU PIYOOTOROUITSUCHI G; URAJIMIIRU KAJIMIROUITSUCHI CH
109 JPS5511367B2 - JP6977572 1972-07-11 JPS5511367B2 1980-03-25
110 Apparatus for brining aerosol flow into contact with liquid JP12420678 1978-10-11 JPS5468582A 1979-06-01 JIEIMUZU ERU HARISU
A stationary elongated vessel of substantially circular cross section having side walls and end closures is provided with a plurality of rod-like projections rigidly secured to and extending radially inwardly from the side walls at predetermined locations. A rotatably supported shaft concentrically positioned within the vessel is provided with a plurality of finger-like appendages rigidly secured thereto and extending radially outwardly from predetermined locations on the sides of the shaft. Support means maintain the concentric position of the shaft and restrict axial movement of the shaft so that the finger-like appendages intermesh with the rod-like projections in non-contacting relationship during rotation of the shaft. Inlet and outlet means are provided to introduce into and withdraw from the vessel liquids and aerosol streams. Rotation of the shaft at appropriate speeds provides effective contact between the liquid medium and the aerosol stream in the vessel.
111 JPS4958409A - JP7889473 1973-07-12 JPS4958409A 1974-06-06
112 JPS495874A - JP12074772 1972-12-04 JPS495874A 1974-01-19
113 JPS4856570A - JP9417472 1972-09-21 JPS4856570A 1973-08-08
114 JPS4825345B1 - JP8640370 1970-10-03 JPS4825345B1 1973-07-27
115 SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR SEPARATING FLUIDS AND CREATING MAGNETIC FIELDS EP11820570 2011-08-24 EP2608866A4 2017-11-01 IRVIN SR WHITAKER BEN
A system and method in at least one embodiment for separating fluids including liquids and gases into subcomponents by passing the fluid through a vortex chamber into an expansion chamber and then through at least a portion of a waveform pattern present between at least two rotors and/or disks. In further embodiments, a system and method is offered for harnessing fields created by a system having rotating rotors and/or disks having waveform patterns on at least one side to produce current within a plurality of coils. In at least one embodiment, the waveform patterns include a plurality of hyperbolic waveforms axially aligned around a horizontal center of the system.
116 CENTRIFUGAL ABATEMENT APPARATUS EP15741294.1 2015-07-20 EP3171959A1 2017-05-31 SEELEY, Andrew James
An abatement apparatus and method are disclosed. The abatement apparatus for treating an effluent stream from a semiconductor processing tool comprises: a first treatment stage operable to combust the effluent stream to provide a combusted effluent steam and to treat the combusted effluent stream with water to provide a first stage treated effluent stream comprising treated fluid together with combustion particles and water; and a second treatment stage operable to receive the first stage treated effluent stream at an inlet and to separate centrifugally at least some of the combustion particles and the water from the treated fluid which is provided at a treated fluid outlet as a second stage treated effluent stream. In this way, particles and water may be removed effectively from the combusted effluent stream without the need for an inconvenient electrostatic precipitator. Instead, the second treatment stage provides for improved particle capture within a smaller footprint. Also, utilising water helps to retain the particles separately from the treated fluid.
117 APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR TREATING HARMFUL GASES AND PREVENTING GENERATION OF AND REMOVING HARMFUL SUBSTANCES EP14810303.9 2014-05-07 EP3009180A1 2016-04-20 KIM, Woong Hoe; KIM, See Woong; JEON, Sang Guk; JUNG, Soo Yong

The present invention relates to an apparatus for treating harmful gases and preventing the generation of and removing harmful substances, comprising a primary prevention processing part, which is connected to a flue through which harmful gases generated due to high-temperature flame flow, for quenching the harmful gases and thereby preventing harmful substances from generating from the harmful gases. The primary prevention processing part comprises: a primary processing chamber in which cooling water is accommodated; a primary suction pipe provided inside the primary processing chamber and connected to the flue; a primary rotating blade part, which is connected to the lower part of the primary suction pipe, and which rotates submerged under the cooling water so as to emit the harmful gases in the form of microbubbles into the cooling water and thereby allow the harmful gases to come into contact with the cooling water and be quenched; and a primary blade rotating part for rotating the primary rotating blade part.

118 SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR SEPARATING FLUIDS AND CREATING MAGNETIC FIELDS EP11820570.7 2011-08-24 EP2608866A2 2013-07-03 IRVIN, SR., Whitaker, Ben
A system and method in at least one embodiment for separating fluids including liquids and gases into subcomponents by passing the fluid through a vortex chamber into an expansion chamber and then through at least a portion of a waveform pattern present between at least two rotors and/or disks. In further embodiments, a system and method is offered for harnessing fields created by a system having rotating rotors and/or disks having waveform patterns on at least one side to produce current within a plurality of coils. In at least one embodiment, the waveform patterns include a plurality of hyperbolic waveforms axially aligned around a horizontal center of the system.
119 DISPOSITIF MÉLANGEUR GAZ-LIQUIDE EP07766131.2 2007-05-31 EP2032013B1 2012-10-03 CURIEN, Gérard
120 DISPOSITIF ET PROCEDE DE PRODUCTION DE SUSPENSIONS STABILISEES DE PARTICULES NANOMETRIQUES OU SUBMICROMETRIQUES EP05857332.0 2005-12-13 EP1963001A1 2008-09-03 TENEGAL, François; GUIZARD, Benoît
The invention relates to a method for producing nanometric and submicrometric particle suspensions confined in a continuous flow comprising a stage (20) for reducing into suspension, dispersing and/or for functionalising said particles produced in a particles-containing gas flow at a reactor output in the flow of at least one type of liquid*. A device for carrying out said method is also disclosed.
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