Agitating – With specified discharge means – With rotatable or oscillatable stirrer
Patent
1994-08-23
1995-01-31
Scherbel, David A.
Agitating
With specified discharge means
With rotatable or oscillatable stirrer
366 14, 366 61, 366331, B01F 1502, B01F 704
Patent
active
053854020
ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for holding hazardous waste made up of solids and liquids in a flowable form includes a tank made of material selected to be impervious to and non-corrodible by the hazardous waste and having a non-critical portion, an agitator in the tank having fluid agitation portions oriented for rotational movement about a horizontal axis, a non-sparking motor located within the tank connected to the agitator for imparting rotation to the fluid agitation portions, and a power source for the motor outside the tank having means passing through the non-critical portion of the tank for communicating power from the power source to the motor. Thus, the power source may communicate power to the non-spark generating motor to impart rotation to the agitator to cause the fluid agitation portions to agitate hazardous waste made up solids and liquids held in the tank to maintain the hazardous waste in flowable form. Preferably, the tank meets United States Department of Transportation Hazardous Waste transport standard MC 307.
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Chin Mandall E.
Scherbel David A.
Sumter Transport, Inc.
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