System and assembly for dissolving powders and/or diluting concentrated liquids to obtain a solution having desired concentrations of a plurality of solutes
OwnerCarl Kelleyinventor
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Abstract
A system and assembly for mixing powder and liquid into a solution and maintaining the powder in the solution is disclosed. A mixing device operates an agitator to mix the powder and the liquid at a certain power level. The mixing device operates for a period of time, and then turns off. A maintenance device then operates another agitator to maintain the powder in the solution to reduce the amount of residue or sediment that settles in the container. The maintenance device operates at a lower power level than the mixing device. A dilution chamber is connected to the container to further dilute the solution for use in commercial or industrial applications.
Claims11
A storage system for a blended powder and liquid solution, the storage system comprising:
- a container to store the blended solution;
- a mixing device attached to the container to mix powder and liquid with a first agitator to form the blended solution, wherein the mixing device is to run at a first power level for a period of time;
- and
- a maintenance device having a smaller power output than the mixing device and attached to the container to maintain the powder in the blended solution with a second agitator, wherein the maintenance device is to operate according to a schedule at a second power level,
- wherein the second power level is lower than the first power level.
A method for mixing and maintaining a solution, the method comprising:
- mixing a solute and a solvent in a container to form in part a solution of said solute and in part a suspension of said solute in said solvent such that the composition of said solution and said suspension of said solute in said solvent is the same as that of said solute;
- and
- transferring a portion of said solution of said solute and said suspension of said solute to a dilution chamber.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.