Abstract: A system for removing cooling liquid from a mist. The system includes an intake, where the intake is configured to receive the cooling mist and a baffle filter including a plurality of overlapping and offset layers of baffles, the baffle filter configured to collect and output cooling liquid from the cooling mist. The system also includes a mesh positioned vertically above the baffle and configured to drip cooling liquid collected thereon onto the baffle filter and an air filter, where the air filter is configured to remove a portion of pollutants from the demisted air. The system further includes a filter clamp configured to hold the air filter in place and an exhaust, where the exhaust is configured to output the demisted air.

Abstract: A system for removing cooling liquid from a mist. The system includes an intake, where the intake is configured to receive the cooling mist and a baffle filter including a plurality of overlapping and offset layers of baffles, the baffle filter configured to collect and output cooling liquid from the cooling mist. The system also includes a mesh positioned vertically above the baffle and configured to drip cooling liquid collected thereon onto the baffle filter and an air filter, where the air filter is configured to remove a portion of pollutants from the demisted air. The system further includes a filter clamp configured to hold the air filter in place and an exhaust, where the exhaust is configured to output the demisted air.

Abstract: One example embodiment includes a system for removing cooling liquid from a mist. The system includes an intake, where the intake is configured to receive the cooling mist. The system also includes a mist filter, where the mist filter is configured to remove cooling liquid from the mist. The system further includes an exhaust, where the exhaust is configured to output the demisted air.

Abstract: An automatic control for a system for removing cooling liquid from a mist. The automatic control includes a power input configured to receive electrical power and a power output configured to output electrical power to a mist collector. The automatic control also includes a sensor configured to determine whether a coolant pump is supplying cooling liquid and a switch configured to send electrical power to the mist collector via the power output when the coolant pump is supplying cooling liquid.

Abstract: One example embodiment includes a system for removing cooling liquid from a mist. The system includes an intake, where the intake is configured to receive the cooling mist. The system also includes a mist filter, where the mist filter is configured to remove cooling liquid from the mist. The system further includes an exhaust, where the exhaust is configured to output the demisted air.

Abstract: A mechanism for adjusting one surface with respect to another is disclosed. The mechanism may be placed between a front face panel and a drawer box for adjustably connecting the front face panel to the drawer box in a cabinet so that when the drawer is closed, the front face panel is in a desired position with respect to the surface of the cabinet. The mechanism may permit the front face panel to be adjusted while the drawer is in a closed position thus providing the user with the ability to simultaneously see and align the front face panel with respect to the cabinet simultaneously. The mechanism for adjustment may include a washer having a first surface, a second surface, and at least one disk having an inner surface and an outer surface. The washer may be secured to the drawer box, while the disk may be secured to the front face panel.