Agitating – By vibration – Of platform or mixing chamber supported by vibrator
Patent
1976-06-16
1977-12-06
Jenkins, Robert W.
Agitating
By vibration
Of platform or mixing chamber supported by vibrator
74 86, 209366, 366142, 366208, B01F 1100
Patent
active
040613151
ABSTRACT:
A platform or tray for holding laboratory containers such as test tubes is driven in orbital motion by an eccentric drive mechanism housed in a cabinet. First and second pairs of tracks are mounted respectively beneath the tray and to the top of the cabinet. An intermediate plate holds four disc-shaped, low-friction bearing elements, each coupled to and guided by an upper and a lower track to maintain said tray in the same disposition during its orbital motion. An electronic circuit controls orbital speed in a continuous manner over the operating range, even at low speeds. The system operates in either a continuous mode or timed mode under control of a switch. The motor which drives the platform also drives a dc motor, the terminal voltage of which is displayed as a signal representing the speed of operation. Both the speed and the time (in timed mode of operation) may be controlled by the operator. A vibration-free mounting system is used to secure the main motor and drive train within the cabinet.
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Eitzen Vincent Elliott
Moore Robert Rockwell
American Hospital Supply Corporation
Jenkins Robert W.
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