Process and apparatus for cryogenically cleaning residue from co

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1995-04-12

1997-03-04

Capossela, Ronald C.

Refrigeration

Processes

Treating an article

62374, F25D 1306

Patent

active

056068603

ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for the cleaning of residue from the surface of a container where the method comprises adhering a bulk material to the residue, cooling the container and residue adhered to the container surface to a low temperature, substantially embrittling the residue and then impacting the container to fragment and separate the residue from the surface of the container. The cooling may be effected to multiple containers in a semi-continuous fashion placing the containers sequentially in one end of an enclosure, contacting cold cryogen to the residue and container, advancing the containers to the other end of the enclosure and withdrawing the containers sequentially.

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