Indag Gesellschaft Fur Industriebedarf Mbh & Co. Betriebs Kg

Newfluid Gmbh

Adm Wild Europe Gmbh & Co. Kg

Wolfgang Tilz

Dominique Chatard

Axel De With

Hans-Peter Wild

Thomas Borrmann

The invention relates to a filter system for removing and/or neutralizing undissolved oils, greases and salts, preferably also floating bodies, such as metal debris, on/in water-containing emulsions from, in particular, containers and tanks that are used for holding and storing emulsions.

Filter system for removing and/or neutralizing undissolved oil, grease, and salts and/or abraded metal particles on and in emulsions containing water

A filter system for removing and/or neutralizing undissolved oils, greases, and salts on/in water-containing emulsions from, in particular, tanks and baths that are used to hold and store emulsions, which are used to cool and lubricate workpieces and tools during machining, comprising at least one emulsifier filter, a downstream suction/pressure pump, a unit for gas enrichment, an adhesion filter having an automatic deaerator, a downstream oil-collecting vessel, and a capillary filter, wherein these are combined as a unit, such that the oil/grease film and the emulsion can be mechanically, chemically, and biologically treated.

Filter system for removing and/or neutralizing undissolved oils, greases, and salts and/or metal abrasion debris on and in emulsions containing water

Systems and methods for thermal treatment of packed product(s), e.g, food items, using electric current, which includes providing interconnected electrodes to facilitate the flow of electric current through the products in series, parallel, or any other combination, thus efficiently heating the products in a controlled manner.

System and method for the thermal treatment of a product, particularly a food item

This disclosure relates to an apparatus and a method for heating a product stream, in particular a basic material for the beverage industry, and especially a milk drink or a mixed milk drink. Due to the fact that, in a heating module, a treatment channel is formed between alternating current electrodes in such a way that the product flows from the first electrode to the second electrode substantially in a main flow direction, the electrode spacing and the cross-section of the treatment channel can be dimensioned largely independently from one another and the energy input in the product as well as the flow behavior of the product can be optimized. This promotes uniform heating of the product and helps to avoid undesirable depositions in the treatment channel.

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Schwetzingen, Germany

Wolfgang Tilz