366results about "Pump siphons" patented technology

A substantially clog-resistant self-supporting fluid filter for attachment to a discharge tube or the like, comprising a cylindrically shaped grid open at both ends, having a first plurality of substantially parallel ribs crossed by and fastened to a second plurality of substantially parallel ribs at an angle to the first plurality of ribs.Spaces or apertures formed between each adjacent pair of parallel ribs provides passage for liquids to be filtered there through. A circular shaped stop member or snap-on cap having raised radial spacers or lugs is attached to one end of the filter, and prevents the end of the discharge tube slidably inserted into the filter from hitting the top surface of the snap-on cap. Snap-on cap has clips on the outer diameter of the top surface that securely attach the cap to the filter. The fluid filter further comprises a snap-on nipple insert for sealingly engaging the discharge tube and attaching the discharge tube to the filter. The snap-on nipple insert comprises a base, a ribbed body, a tubular body member, and a substantially cylindrical longitudinal opening along the axis of the insert to permit free flow of liquids and gases through the nipple insert. When the fluid filter is attached to the opening at one end of a discharge tube and placed in a fluid filled tank, the discharge tube can extend to the bottom of the tank to be emptied in order to draw any fluid remaining in the bottom of the tank.

A system for concentrating gas, using the concentrated gas to pump liquid, and recycling the gas and liquid is disclosed. The system comprises a body of liquid, a down pipe in fluid communication with the body of liquid, a gas injection apparatus for introducing gas into the liquid that passes through the down pipe, a separator for separating compressed gas from the liquid, and a gas-liquid recycle loop. The down pipe and the gas injection apparatus are structured and arranged to compress the gas. The gas-liquid recycle loop comprises a compressed gas storage vessel containing the separated gas, a reservoir containing liquid separated from the compressed gas, and a gas-liquid pump. The gas-liquid pump has a gas inlet in communication with the gas storage vessel, and a fluid inlet in communication with the reservoir. The gas-liquid pump is structured and arranged for pumping the liquid back to the body of liquid and delivering the gas to the gas injection apparatus. A turbine in fluid communication with the liquid that passes through the down pipe can be optionally included. A second loop system comprising a second body of liquid, a second down pipe in fluid communication with the second body of liquid, and a second gas-liquid pump is also disclosed. The second gas-liquid pump comprises a second gas inlet in communication with a compressed gas storage area, a second liquid inlet in communication with the second liquid that passes through the second down pipe, the second gas liquid pump structured and arranged for pumping the second liquid to the second body of liquid. A second turbine in fluid communication with the liquid that passes through the second down pipe can optionally be included.

A co-extruded tubing for the administration of intravenous fluids has an outer layer of a polyester. An inner fluid-contact layer may be of a polyethylene or of a thermoplastic polyurethane. Where the inner fluid-contact layer is of polyethylene, an intermediate tie layer of ethylene-vinyl acetate copolymer may be included to prevent delamination.

A fuel filler tube assembly including a one-way valve or check valve. The tube assembly is adaptable for pre-assembly on either a metal or plastic fuel tank and employs a common check valve with an adapter tube for plastic tanks. The valve employs a flapper with spaced ribs for deflecting a siphon hose away from the valve seal; and, the ribs are spaced to maintain the flow stream of he fuel during refueling and facilitating opening of the flapper.

A fuel introduction member is connected to an open end of a siphon tube which constitutes a part of a fuel tank. The fuel introduction member is provided with an opening through which a fuel is introduced from the tank into the siphon tube and from the siphon into the tank, a lid portion which is swung by the hydraulic pressure from the siphon tube so as to open the opening, and a float member which floats on the fuel in accordance with the rise of a fuel liquid surface in the tank to displace the lid portion in order to open the opening.