Process and apparatus for dislodging and conveying material from

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15405, 15409, 302 51, 302 58, B65G 5310, A47L 500

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040184838

ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is a process and apparatus for dislodging and conveying material from a surface and into a discharge duct with a positive pressure, high velocity stream of fluid from a jet device wherein the fluid stream is controlled by using wall attachment means comprising an unenclosed coanda surface located adjacent to the jet device and disposed on a side of the stream opposite to that of the material to be conveyed, whereby the stream attaches to the coanda surface and the stream and entrained material is directed along the coanda surface and into a discharge duct and then directed into a collection device.

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