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Apparatus for washing narrow neck bottles
   
Document Number
US Patent 5009241
Issued Date
April 23, 1991
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Nishizawa; Hideyuki (Kita-ku, Tokyo,JP)
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Abstract
A narrow neck bottle is washed and rinsed by a method comprising the steps of supporting the bottle in an upside down position, injecting water containing air bubbles, into the bottle through a tube extending through the narrow neck of the bottle, accumulating air released from the poured water in an upper space in the bottle and expelling air and water remaining in the bottle by the accumulated air. Apparatus for carrying out this method comprises an aspirator installed such that its discharge pipe is directed upwardly, and connected to the discharge pipe, and a support for supporting the narrow neck bottle such that when supported by the support, the narrow neck of the bottle engages against the tube and that a gap is formed between the inner bottom surface of the bottle and the free end of the tube.
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Published
April 23, 1991
Application Number
07/529,741
Filed
May 22, 1990
US Classification
134/102.1   134/171
Int'l Classification
B08B   9/093   (20060101)   B08B   9/08   (20060101)   B01L   11/00   (20060101)  
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Parent Case
This is a continuation of co-pending application Ser. No. 07/139,348 filed on Dec. 29, 1987, and now abandoned.
Priority Data
Dec 29, 1986 [JP] 61-312360
USPTO Field of Search
134/102   134/171   134/166R   134/169R   239/311   239/318   261/DIG.75   169/15  
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