Abstract: A method and a device for opening and dosing fiber feeds the fiber material via a feeding shaft of an opening device. The fiber material is processed in a first opening step of a dosing opener and is fed without an interconnecting pneumatic means to the feeding shaft of a second opening step. A large-volume feeding shaft has been placed before the first opening device from which the fiber material is delivered to a feeding shaft with a considerably smaller volume that delivers the fiber material to a second opening device. Both opening devices and their associated feeding shafts are placed on top of one other.

Abstract: The invention refers to a method and a device for opening and dosing fiber material in which the latter is fed via a feeding shaft of an opening device. The fiber material is processed in a first opening step of a dosing opener D and fed without an interconnecting pneumatic distance to the feeding shaft of a second opening step. A large-volume feeding shaft has been placed before the first opening device from which the fiber material is delivered to a feeding shaft with a considerably smaller volume that delivers the fiber material to a second opening device. Both opening devices and their associated feeding shafts are placed on top of one other.

Abstract: A method is provided for forming semiconductor devices using a semiconductor substrate having first and second opposed sides, and at least one device layer on the second side of the substrate, the at least one device layer including first and second device portions. A first trench is formed in the first side of the substrate between the first and second device portions. A second trench is formed in the second side of the substrate between the first and second device portions.

Abstract: The invention provides a container for holding dry products. The container is a container portion mounted to a base. The container portion has sloping sides with a slope greater than the angle of repose of the dry product. The container and base form a box shape that allows maximum packing and stacking of containers. The invention minimizes hazardous waste and dust produced by conventional paper sacks used for storing pesticides.