United States Filter Corporation

Manor M Parikh

John A Soper

Ronald M Bradbury

Gregory E Stockinger

Jared K Bryan

An apparatus and method for venting hydrogen from an electrolytic cell. A brine solution is supplied to an electrolytic cell where hypochlorite and hydrogen gas are produced. A non-combustible gas is introduced into the electrolyzer containing the electrolytic cell and the concentration of hydrogen in the electrolyzer is reduced to a concentration below the LEL of hydrogen.

Apparatus and method for venting hydrogen from an electrolytic cell

A mechanically actuated diaphragm pump for pumping fluids includes a pump head body having an outer surface, a pumping cavity, an inlet, an outlet, and suction and discharge valves. The suction and discharge valves are externally mounted on the pump head body and are slidably removable in a direction perpendicular to the direction of fluid flow to or from the pump.

Diaphragm pump including improved drive mechanism and pump head

A mechanical actuated diaphragm pump for pumping fluids. The pump includes a pump housing having a chamber, a flexible diaphragm forming at least a portion of one wall of the chamber, a reciprocally movable member for causing reciprocal movement of a portion of the diaphragm, a rotating shaft connected to the reciprocally movable member such that rotation of the shaft causes reciprocation of the reciprocally movable member and a motor having an output shaft for driving the rotating shaft. The reciprocally moving member and the motor may be attached by an Oldham coupling.

A mechanical actuated diaphragm pump for pumping fluids. The pump includes a pump housing having a chamber, a flexible diaphragm forming at least a portion of one wall of the chamber, a reciprocally movable member for causing reciprocal movement of a portion of the diaphragm, a rotating shaft connected to the reciprocally movable member such that rotation of the shaft causes reciprocation of the reciprocally movable member and a motor having an output shaft for driving the rotating shaft. The motor can be alternatively and selectively mounted with respect to the pump housing in a first alternative position such that the output shaft of the motor is fixed to the rotating shaft to drive the rotating shaft, and in a second alternative position such that the output shaft is connected to the rotating shaft through a pair of pulleys to drive the rotating shaft.

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Robbinsville, NJ, United States of America

Manor M Parikh