Chemical apparatus and process disinfecting – deodorizing – preser – Chemical reactor – Including specific material of construction
Patent
1980-05-14
1981-08-18
Garris, Bradley
Chemical apparatus and process disinfecting, deodorizing, preser
Chemical reactor
Including specific material of construction
74110, 74467, 156617SP, 277 80, 308187, 3081872, C30B 1530, C30B 3500, F16J 1556
Patent
active
042846056
ABSTRACT:
A linear drive-shaft sealing apparatus particularly useful in removing crystals from a melt solution of an evacuated chamber, which sealing apparatus comprises a first input drive shaft and a second output drive shaft, both shafts adapted for linear movement, a cylindrical element disposed between the input and output shafts and adapted for rotary movement, a housing surrounding the cylindrical element, and a multistage, magnetic seal apparatus which provides a magnetic seal between the housing and the cylindrical element.
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Crowley Richard P.
Ferrofluidics Corporation
Garris Bradley
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