Pneumatic dust removal machine

Abstract

Abstract A PNEUMATIC DUST REMOVAL MACHINE INCLUDES A DUSTY AIR CHAMBER HAVING A PLURALITY OF FILTER HOSES HAVING EXTERIOR SIDES WHICH COMMUNICATE WITH THE DUSTY AIR CHAMBER AND AN INTERIOR WHICH COMMUNICATES AT ONE END WITH A CLEAN AIR CHAMBER. A RINSING AIR CHAMBER IS MOUNTED WITHIN THE CLEAN AIR CHAMBER AND IT CARRIES A BLOW NOZZLE HAVING ONE END OF WHICH IS ALIGNED WITH THE END OF THE FILTER HOSE COMMUNICATING WITH THE CLEAN AIR CHAMBER. THE RINSING AIR CHAMBER IS SPACED AWAY FROM THE DUSTY AIR CHAMBER AND IN THE SPACE THEREBETWEEN THERE IS MOVEABLE AN ARM MEMBER WHICH CARRIES A CONNECTING TUBE WHICH MAY BE ALIGNED WITH THE BLOW NOZZLE AND THE FILTER HOSE. THE ARM MEMBER IS MOVED IN CONJUNCTION WITH AN ACTUATING MEMBER WHICH OPENS A VALVE DISPOSED BETWEEN A CONNECTION OF THE BLOW NOZZLE AT ITS OPPOSITE END TO THE RINSING AIR CHAMBER. AS THE VALVES OF EACH HOSE ARE ACTUATED THE CONNECTING TUBE WILL BE ALIGNED BETWEEN THE BLOW NOZZLE AND THE FILTER HOSE TO PERMIT THE RINSING AIR TO MOVE THROUGH THE BLOW NOZZLE AND THE CONNECTING TUBE INTO THE FILTER HOSE. SUBSEQUENTLY, THE VALVE IS CLOSED AND A CONNECTING TUBE MOVED OUT OF ALIGNMENT BETWEEN THE BLOW NOZZLE AND THE FILTER HOSE TO CONTINUE THE COMMUNICATION OF THE INTERIOR OF THE FILTER HOSE TO THE CLEAN AIR CHAMBER WHICH DISCHARGES THROUGH AN OUTLET.

Inventors

• 👤 Edwin B Eisenegger

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