Abstract: A wet material treatment apparatus includes an inlet hopper for introducing the wet material into the apparatus. The hopper feeds the wet material into an injector auger that physically directs the wet material into a high velocity air stream produced by a blower thereby directing the flow of the wet material through the apparatus. The wet material moves from the injector auger into a cyclone that separates the wet material through specific gravity and desiccation into a substantially liquid and a substantially solid portion. The substantially liquid portion is discharged through a first outlet in the cyclone to a wet scrubber, while the substantially solid portion of the wet material is discharged through a second outlet. The apparatus can be mounted to a trailer for mobile transportation, and can include two cyclones operating in series.

Abstract: A wet material treatment apparatus includes an inlet hopper for introducing the wet material into the apparatus. The hopper feeds the wet material into an injector auger that physically directs the wet material into a high velocity air stream produced by a blower thereby directing the flow of the wet material through the apparatus. The wet material moves from the injector auger into a cyclone that separates the wet material through specific gravity and desiccation into a substantially liquid and a substantially solid portion. The substantially solid portion is discharged through a first outlet in the cyclone to a wet scrubber, while the substantially liquid portion of the wet material is discharged through a second outlet. The apparatus can be mounted to a trailer for mobile transportation, and can include two cyclones operating in series.

Abstract: An arm, wrist and shoulder exercising device includes a pair of elongated spindles connected to each other through an angularly adjustable locking member. A hand grip is rotatably mounted about each spindle and a frictional clutch is provided with may be adjusted to vary the force required to rotate each hand grip with respect to the spindle. The locking member includes a disc at one end of each spindle, and the discs are secured to each other by a threaded fastener extending through the centers of the discs. Radial teeth extending from the centers of the discs interlock to prevent rotation of the discs with respect to each other in order to fix the angle between the hand grips. The longitudinal axes of the spindles substantially intersect at the threaded fastener.