Resources Contact Us Home
Browse by: INVENTOR PATENT HOLDER PATENT NUMBER DATE
 
 
Slide rail system for aeration diffusers and mixers










Image Number 3 for United States Patent #5421383.

A light weight apparatus for introducing a gas or liquid from a supply source into an open-topped liquid treatment tank includes an elongated support rail mounted in the tank, and a fluid delivery pipe assembly having at least one nozzle at the bottom end thereof, and a union at the top end thereof for connecting the pipe assembly with the fluid supply source. The pipe assembly is supported on the rail by spacers when the assembly is in a lowered position in which the at least one nozzle is disposed within the tank and the top end of the pipe assembly is aligned with the union. The spacers allow the pipe assembly to be axially translated along the rail, when the pipe assembly is disconnected from the supply source, between the lowered position and a raised position in which the at least one nozzle is removed from the tank for cleaning or repair.








 
 
  Recently Added Patents
Organoleptic compounds
Modulation of blood brain barrier protein expression
Information processing apparatus, information processing method, and program
Assemblies including heat sink elements and methods of assembling
Electrical machines
System for recursive recombination of streaming interactive video
Automobile wheel
  Randomly Featured Patents
Anti-HIV-1 tetrahydroimidazo[1,4]benzodiazepin-2-(thi) ones
Process for manufacturing an electrical resistor with at least two connection contact pads on a substrate with at least one recess
Sanitary fitting, especially kitchen faucet
Vacuum drying and degassing
Feed-forward compensation for a hysteretic switching regulator
Sorbent containing engineered fuel feed stock
Method, system, and program for converting code to executable code using neural networks implemented in a software program
Non-volatile multi-level, semiconductor flash memory device and method of driving same
Return device
Antenna for radio communication equipment having improved impedance adjustment