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Class 202/212 - Arched


Subclass of Class 202 - Distillation: apparatus
Definition: The kiln has an arched top and greater length than breadth,
No. of patents: 5
Last issue date: 10/23/2007


NumberTitleIssue Date
7285186Transverse-flow catalytic reactor for conversion of waste plastic material and scrap rubber
A process for converting organic waste into reusable hydrocarbons and a system for doing so, the system including a feeding mechanism for the waste, a reactor and a residue-disposing mechanism. The waste is to be fed into the reactor in which a molten lead bath is c...
10/23/2007
6949172Arrangement enabling a liquid to flow evenly around a surface of a sample and use of said arrangement
The invention relates to an arrangement enabling a liquid (2) to flow evenly around a surface of a sample (3); said arrangement has a flow chamber (1) through which a liquid (2) flows via inflow and outflow pipes (7, 8). The sample...
09/27/2005
6017214Interlocking floor brick for non-recovery coke oven
An improved non-recovery coke oven floor constructed of a single layer of refractory bricks including, for each oven sole flue, a pair of trunnion bricks and a center bridge brick spanning the width of the flue, having lower brick surfaces in the form of ...
01/25/2000
4564420Coke oven battery
Coking chambers in a coke oven battery are disposed in an alternate relationship with heating flues. At the top of each coking chamber there is a top arch having an inner-arched surface defined by a segment of a circle whose diameter is greater than the i...
01/14/1986
 
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