Abstract: A process analyzer adapter includes: a first part connectable to a process analyzer, the first part being rotatable about a first axis; a second part; and a third part. The first part is rotationally connected to the second part. The second part is rotationally connected to the third part. The second part is rotatable about a second axis, rotation of the second part about the second axis tilting the first axis. The third part is connectable to a flange of an industrial process equipment.

Abstract: A process analyzer adapter includes: a first part connectable to a process analyzer, the first part being rotatable about a first axis; a second part; and a third part. The first part is rotationally connected to the second part. The second part is rotationally connected to the third part. The second part is rotatable about a second axis, rotation of the second part about the second axis tilting the first axis. The third part is connectable to a flange of an industrial process equipment.

Abstract: A method and an apparatus for cleaning objects with environmentally harmful solvents, particularly halogenated hydrocarbons, in a system which is substantially closed during the cleaning process provides a solution for simplifying the transporting and particularly the handling of such solvents, wherein the endangerment of persons and environment is simultaneously reduced to the lowest possible degree or completely prevented, and which achieves in particular an optimal utilization and recovery of the solvent.This is achieved in that a portion of this solvent is conveyed into a processing space from a large-volume reservoir tank, in that the objects to be cleaned are subsequently wetted with the solvent located in the processing space and cleaned by means of it, the solvent is guided back out of the processing space into a collecting tank after one or more cleaning processes and/or the gas atmosphere in the processing space is filtered and cleaned prior to the removal of the cleaned objects.

Abstract: In a method, especially for stripping enamel and removing coatings from objects, the advantages of a solvent treatment are to be retained, without having to put up with the disadvantages of contaminating the environment. This is accomplished essentially by using in a closed treating vessel a treating mixture with at least a preponderance of a solvent with a proportion of water in excess of that required for an azeotropic mixture and carrying out the treatment while boiling the treating mixture. After the treating mixture is removed from the vessel, any solvent components still present are distilled off azeotropically from the system with water and removed before the vessel is opened.

Abstract: A device for cleaning the sensitive surfaces of solid articles, such as phonograph records, optical devices or the like is formed from a kneadable material having the properties of a highly viscous liquid and providing a working surface which may be applied directly against the material, the working surface referably consisting of a high molecular weight diorganopolysiloxane containing boroxane groups.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a fluid pressure operated cylinder assembly made up of an elongated barrel of a square shape in cross-section, and having a cylindrical bore extending therethrough defining longitudinally extending corners at spaced points around the bore. The elongated barrel has end faces at the opposite ends extending transversely with respect to the longitudinally extending corners and defining cylinder end planes bounding the opposite ends of the cylindrical bore. A cylinder head made of plastic and including an annular mounting ring molded therein is positioned entirely within the cylindrical bore adjacent one of the cylinder end planes. An end plate is secured in facial abutment with an end face and adjacent to the cylinder head by screws extending through the end plate and into the barrel corner.