Ventilation and Particulate Matter Removal System
AssigneeSynergetics Pty. Ltd.
InventorsDavid Hayden Collins, James Brett, James Forsyth, Rolf Meumann
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Loading patent…
AssigneeSynergetics Pty. Ltd.
InventorsDavid Hayden Collins, James Brett, James Forsyth, Rolf Meumann
Estimating the term…
An apparatus for removing particulate matter from an enclosure having an internal space and an opening into the internal space, includes a cover positionable adjacent the opening so that the cover covers the opening, a gas source external to the internal space, an inlet conduit that in use extends through the cover and is adapted to direct gas from the gas source to at least one gas outlet within the internal space, a source of partial vacuum to maintain a partial vacuum within the enclosed space and to draw gas and particulate matter entrained therein from the internal space firstly through an outlet conduit and then through a particulate matter separation means comprising at least one filter, a sensor for sensing concentration of particulate matter in gas leaving the enclosed space, and a display adapted to provide to a user information on concentration of particulate matter leaving the internal space.
An apparatus for removing particulate matter from an enclosure having an internal space and an opening into the internal space, comprising:
The apparatus of claim 4 wherein the gas outlet is at an end of an elongate tubular lance comprised in the inlet conduit, the lance in use extending though a port in the cover so that a portion of its length is in the internal space and the user can manually move the lance to cause the gas outlet to takes up any of the said multiple positions within the internal space.
The apparatus of claim 6 wherein each of the plurality of ports has a restriction adapted to restrict flow of gas and particulates therethrough when the port does not have the lance extending through it.
A method for removing particulate matter from an enclosure having an internal space and an opening into the internal space, comprising the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.