Marco P. Visceglia - Bronx NY Trevor Wisdom - Glen Head NY
International Classification:
B65D 3528
US Classification:
272 94
Abstract:
An aerosol container having sealed propellant means comprises a flexible propellant bag having air or inert gases under pressure and a predetermined quantity of product located within the container. In a first embodiment, the propellant bag is fixedly mounted at the outlet and includes a separate valve for loading of the pressurized gas. A second valve is mounted at the outlet and is connected to a perforated tube which extends downwardly into the container to emit product when the valve stem is depressed. Actuation of the valve stem causes the propellant bag to expand forcing the product out through the valve. In a second embodiment, the container includes a plurality of product bags which are mounted to a valve arrangement at the outlet and a pressurized propellant which is forced into the container to maintain the product bags under pressure. The valve arrangement comprises a separate valve for each product bag and a valve for loading the propellant into the container tube. The product valves are connected to a mixing cap to emit a predetermined spray when the cap is depressed.
Marco P. Visceglia - Bronx NY Robert Lorenzo - Bay Shore, Long Island NY
International Classification:
B01D 2314 B01D 3518
US Classification:
210186
Abstract:
A coil type filter for diversified applications comprises a spiral wound coil having an inlet and an outlet at opposite ends thereof, said inlet and outlet apertures having a screen positioned to retain the filtering element within the coil. Couplings are provided on the exterior of the coil at each end for connection to other portions of a fluid flow system. The interior of the coil is partially filled with activated carbon granules which perform the filtering operation. In a modification of the invention, the coil would be positioned within a housing which contains a circulating fluid for maintaining the temperature at predetermined levels. In another embodiment of the invention, the spiral wound coil is mounted within a housing with the inlet and outlet both extending outwardly from the same portion of the housing. The filter outlet is a substantially straight tube extending from the interior end portion of the coil substantially parallel to the axis of said coil and along its entire length. A thermostatically controlled heating element may be mounted within the housing to control the temperature of the fluid within the coil.