Dilution wall
AssigneeEcochem Australia Pty Ltd
InventorGeoffrey Grant Literski
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Abstract
A cleaning solution dilution system is provided for a paperboard converting plant. The system includes a panel that is provided with at least one of: a transport aid to move the system into a paper board converting plant, a mounting aid to hang the system on a wall of the paper board converting plant, or an installation aid having instructions printed directly on the panel. The system also includes at least two mixing apparatus, wherein each of the mixing apparatus includes an inlet for a cleaning solution, an inlet for other fluid, and an outlet for a mixture of the cleaning solution and other fluid. The system includes a plurality of isolation valves, a plurality of one-way valves, and a pressure-limiting valve. If provided, the instructions on the panel direct a user where to assemble the other components.
Claims7
A cleaning solution dilution system for a paperboard converting plant, the system comprising:
- a panel that is provided with at least one of:
- a transport aid to move the system into a paper board converting plant, a mounting aid to hang the system on a wall of the paper board converting plant, or an installation aid having instructions printed directly on the panel;
- a fluid inlet for receiving a fluid for a fluid source, the fluid inlet having a pressure limiting valve for regulating the pressure of the fluid entering the cleaning solution dilution system;
- a first fluid path mounted to a surface of the panel for selectively receiving the fluid from the fluid inlet, the first fluid path comprising a mixing apparatus including an inlet for a cleaning solution, an inlet for the fluid, and an outlet for a mixture of the cleaning solution and the fluid;
- at least one second fluid path mounted to the surface of the panel for selectively receiving the fluid from the fluid inlet, the at least one second fluid path being a duplicate of the first fluid path and comprises a mixing apparatus, the mixing apparatus including an inlet for a cleaning solution, an inlet for the fluid, and an outlet for a mixture of the cleaning solution and the fluid;
- wherein, the first fluid path and the at least one second fluid path are arranged in parallel and each of the first fluid path and the at least one second fluid path have at least one isolation valve and at least one one-way valve provided therein;
- wherein the at least one isolation valve and the at least one one-way valve are controlled such that one of the first fluid path or the at least one second fluid path can be isolated from the fluid whilst the fluid is connected to another of the first fluid path or the at least one second fluid path.
A paperboard converter cleaning solution dilution apparatus comprising:
- a kit that is provided with at least one of:
- a transport aid to move the kit into a paper board converting plant, a mounting aid to hang the kit on a wall of the paper board converting plant, or an installation aid having instructions printed directly on the kit;
- at least two mixing apparatus, wherein each of the mixing apparatus includes an inlet for a cleaning solution, an inlet for other fluid, and an outlet for a mixture of the cleaning solution and other fluid;
- a pressure-limiting valve;
- a first one-way valve that is connected in fluid communication downstream from the pressure-limiting valve;
- a first tee connection that is connected in fluid communication downstream from the first one-way valve;
- a first anti-hammer hose that is connected in fluid communication downstream from a first branch of the first tee connection, the first anti-hammer hose being connected in fluid communication to the other fluid inlet of one of the mixing apparatus;
- and
- a second anti-hammer hose that is connected in fluid communication downstream from a second branch of the first tee connection, the second anti-hammer hose being connected in fluid communication to the other fluid inlet of another of the mixing apparatus.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.