Method and apparatus for evaporating liquids
OwnerAllen Avinoam Kowarskiinventor
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A method of evaporating liquids to separate solid substances contained therein to form a residue of the substances characterized by applying subatmospheric pressure to at least one discrete portion of the liquid at a first pressure level and subsequently applying subatmospheric pressure to the discrete portion at a second pressure level lower than the first level to gradually evaporate the liquid from the discrete portion thereby leaving a residue of solid substances. Apparatus for performing the foregoing method preferably comprises an enclosure within which a support means is used for supporting at least one discrete portion of the liquid to be separated, a vacuum pump connected to the enclosure for evacuating atmosphere from within the enclosure, and a valve means between the pump and enclosure operable automatically to apply first and second subatmospheric pressure levels to within the enclosure. The apparatus may also be provided with: conduits for supplying cooling fluid to within the enclosure for cooling the liquid to be evaporated; a radiant heating element beneath the support means to heat the liquid to be evaporated; and a vibrator for vibrating the liquid to be evaporated to aid in separation of the liquid from the solid substances desired as a residue.
Apparatus for separating liquids from solid substances to form a residue of said substances, comprising:
An apparatus for evaporating liquids from a plurality of specimens to separate solid substances therefrom, the apparatus comprising:
A method for evaporating liquids from a plurality of specimens so as to prevent bumping of the liquids or boiling thereof, the method comprising the steps of:
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