Abstract: A method of treating fruit pressing residue to avoid formation of germ-buds and mold, more particularly aflatoxins, is disclosed. The treatment includes storing fruit pressing residue (pomace) at a controlled temperature, and calibrating the residue to a homogeneous size. In a first step the fruit pressing residue is heated at a temperature between 150° C. and 200° C. for a period between 30 and 60 minutes. During this step sterility is achieved by the killing off of any microbes, fungal spores or germ-buds. In a second step the residue is then aerated with dry-filtered air with a temperature between ?15° C. and ?50° C. for a period between 15 and 60 seconds. The final moisture vapors are thereby removed. In a third step the fruit pressing residue is cooled by dry-filtered ice air with a temperature between ?15° C. and ?50° C. for a period between 1 minute and 15 minutes.

Abstract: A flute has a pipe. The pipe has a linear body tube and a linear mouthpiece tube. The body tube has multiple keys for changing the pitch of the flute. The mouthpiece tube is connected to the body tube and has a mouthpiece plate. A curved tube is mounted on one end of the mouthpiece tube facing the body tube. The curved tube, mouthpiece tube and body tube are aligned with one another.

Abstract: A flute has a pipe. The pipe has a linear body tube and a linear mouthpiece tube. The body tube has multiple keys for changing the pitch of the flute. The mouthpiece tube is connected to the body tube and has a mouthpiece plate. A curved tube is mounted on one end of the mouthpiece tube facing the body tube. The curved tube, mouthpiece tube and body tube are aligned with one another.

Abstract: Process for the manufacture of a wind instrument which, for varying the pitch, is provided with keys (6), which in turn are provided with compliant seal inlays (7), and wind instrument constructed in this manner, e.g., transverse flute, saxophone, clarinet, oboe, bassoon, piccolo. The seal inlays of the keys of the wind instrument, which are applied against the rim (5) of the holes (3) determining the pitch, are fitted to the rim of the holes to be closed by means of a nonrigid elastic plastic which is solidified in situ. During the molding, the keys are braced in the position corresponding to their closed position in the finished instrument by a brace which is removed after the molding or by a flexible covering which remains after the molding on the nonrigid elastic solidified plastic.