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Class 219/686 - Gas environment (e.g., pressurized, etc.)


Subclass of Class 219 - Electric heating
Definition: Subject matter wherein an atmospheric condition other than
No. of patents: 173
Last issue date: 10/19/2010


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NumberTitleIssue Date
4204336Microwave freeze drying method and apparatus
A process and an apparatus for freeze-drying by means of microwaves, in which the product to be dried is placed on a support composed of a material which is transparent to microwave energy, covered with a layer of material which conducts electricity....
05/27/1980
4184060Process for developing a two-component diazotype material on a non-metallic carrier, which material can be developed by the influence of heat
This invention relates to an improvement in the process for developing a two-component diazotype material on a non-metallic carrier and which can be developed by the influence of heat, and contains, in particular, compounds which can be decomposed under t...
01/15/1980
4179596Method for processing fiberoptic electronic components of electronic vacuum devices
In the method of manufacturing an electronic vacuum device of the type containing at least one component element comprising a matrix of solid or hollow glass fibers bonded together in a fused matrix, in which device at least one end of said matrix is loca...
12/18/1979
4140887Method for microwave heating
An object responsive to microwave energy is enclosed in a thermally insulated enclosure which is substantially transparent to microwave energy and is heated by microwave energy passing through the enclosure. The apparatus includes a chamber which supports...
02/20/1979
4138306Apparatus for the treatment of semiconductors
Apparatus for the treatment of semiconductors comprises a reaction chamber for effecting the vapor phase reaction of semiconductor substrates, means for introducing a vapor phase reaction gas into the reaction chamber, a plasma generating section, means f...
02/06/1979
4101411Plasma etching apparatus
In an apparatus wherein a microwave discharge is caused by introducing a discharge gas into a discharge area to which a microwave electric field is supplied by a microwave coupler and to which an external magnetic field is supplied by a magnetic field gen...
07/18/1978
4064852Microwave energy apparatus and method for internal combustion engines
A device for vaporizing and heating a liquid for use in an internal combustion engine by subjecting the liquid to radio frequency microwave energy before introduction into the engine cylinders and the method therefor....
12/27/1977
4045639Continuous microwave and vacuum dryer
This invention relates to an apparatus, namely a continuous microwave and vacuum dryer, useful for evaporating a liquid from a liquid containing material by means of microwave and vacuum. This apparatus, especially suitable for continuous dehydration of f...
08/30/1977
4000032Process of freeing cellulose fibers from lignocellulosic material by irradiation
A process is provided for freeing cellulose fibers from lignocellulosic material, which comprises subjecting particulate lignocellulosic material to irradiation at a frequency within the range from about 10 to about 300,000 MHz (megahertz), at an intensit...
12/28/1976
3940885Process and equipment for treating seeds and product thereof
Seeds are subjected to microwave energy and a coolant gas, then subjected to a partial vacuum to stimulate growth and stabilize such stimulation. Seeds so treated have superior growth characteristics and are more resistant to disease and weather hazards. ...
03/02/1976
3934566Combustion in an internal combustion engine
A technique for increasing the efficiency, and for decreasing the exhaust emissions, of an internal combustion type engine in which substantially rf energy (e.g., 106 Hz to 1012 Hz) is generated and coupled to a combusting plasma air...
01/27/1976
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