Energizable adjustable clamp apparatus and method for extracting liquid from containers
AssigneeJ. Nicholas and Kristin Gross Trust U/A/D April 13, 2010
InventorJohn N Gross
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AssigneeJ. Nicholas and Kristin Gross Trust U/A/D April 13, 2010
InventorJohn N Gross
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An apparatus adapted to remove liquids from containers is disclosed, with active energy delivery elements designed to dislodge and cause movement of the material within the container using vibrational energy to overcome viscosity. The apparatus includes an energizable clamp structure with flexible structural fingers that position and secure a container with a claw-type grip. The fingers include vibration elements to deliver vibrational energy to a container in an efficient manner and shake loose hard to remove material collected in the container. Additional heating elements can be employed to reduce viscosity and improve flow as well. During an activation mode electrical energy can be used to power the vibration elements such that controlled and continuous removal of material can be achieved. The clamp can include a base as well.
An apparatus for assisting in dislodgement and movement of a volume of fluid within a solid container, which container has a first bottom end and a second top end comprising:
An apparatus for assisting in dislodgement and movement of a volume of fluid within a solid container, which container has a first bottom end and a second top end comprising:
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