Cleaning and liquid contact with solids – Processes – Using solid work treating agents
Patent
1979-08-01
1981-02-10
Caroff, Marc L.
Cleaning and liquid contact with solids
Processes
Using solid work treating agents
51321, 51427, 134 38, B08B 700, B24C 100
Patent
active
042499569
ABSTRACT:
Paint is removed from brick work without destroying the dense, protective outer surface portion of the bricks by first scraping away heat-loosened paint and then lightly etching the brick surface to remove uniformly the paint residue by combined action of a high-velocity water stream and a relatively low-velocity, smaller stream of granular abrasive material directed at an angle into the water stream. The concentration of abrasive particles entrained in the water stream is varied while directing the water stream against the brick surface by moving the nozzle delivering the abrasive material stream closer to or farther from the water stream.
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