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US1397504A
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  • igure 1 is a longitudinal section of an apparatus employed in the application ofy the process
  • Figl 2 is a transverse section of same, taken along the line 2-2, and looking in the direction indicated.
  • 10 designates a heating or sterilizing compartment, preferably circular in cross-section and formed with an outer jacket 11, and provided with a closing member 12, which is so constructed and arranged, that when in closed position, it will hermetically vseal the compartment.
  • a heating or sterilizing compartment preferably circular in cross-section and formed with an outer jacket 11, and provided with a closing member 12, which is so constructed and arranged, that when in closed position, it will hermetically vseal the compartment.
  • outer wall may be covered with vany suitable n heat resisting material 13, preferably asbestos composition.
  • the jacket 11, is provided with a conducting pipe 14, by means of which, steam or other expansible heating fluid is allowed to enter the jacket and an outlet or return conductor 15, may be provideddto permit the circulation of the expansible heating duid between the sterilizing apparatus and rthe source of fluld supplyn Suitable thermometers, pressure gages, pet cocksand a blow- ⁇ off valve are provided and arranged to communicate with the jacket and the sterilizing compartment.
  • a portable cage, basket or conveyance 16 may be provided to carry the products to be sterilized, and a pan or trough 17, may also be arranged at the bottom of the compartment for the purpose hereinafter set forth.
  • the packaged tobacco products to be sterilized are placed within the compartment 10, preferably held within any suitable con- Veyance, as 16, and steam or other expansible fluid is conducted from a generator through the pipe 14, to the jacket 11.
  • the pressure of the fiuid may be fixed before it enters the ljacket or it may be regulated within the heat desired within the compartment may be fixed by the pressure of the expansible fluid in the manner abovedescribed.
  • the degree of heat maintained within the compartment is dependent upon the product contained therein.
  • the products are thus subjected to this indirect heating process until the sterilization has been completed. rlhe compartment is then gradually cooled and the products withdrawn.
  • Any chemical, suitable for the purpose, but preferably tri-chloramin, may be employed as a stimulating element to the sterilization process, by placing the same in the trough ⁇ or pan 17.
  • the fumes of the chemical during the heating process, saturate the air within the compartment and thereby enhance thekoperation.

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J. DINER.
STERILIZING PROCESS.
APPLICATION FILED ocT. 2, 1920.
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IIIIIIII I. ...IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM- 4-IIIIIIIIIIII| JACOB DKI'JER,v 0F NEW YORK, N. Y., ASSIGNOR TO MANILA STERILIZING CORPORA- TION, 0F MANILA, PHILIPPINE lSlLfAlxTDS,Vy A CORPORATION 0F THE PHILIPPNE lSLAN DS.
STERILIZNG- PROCESS.
l specification of Letters Patent.
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Application filed October 2, 1920. Serial No. 414,258.
To all whom it may concern:
Be it known that I, JACOB DINER, citizen of the United States, and resident of New York, in the county of New York and State of New York, have invented certain newand useful Improvements in Sterilizing Procquality of the article itself or damaging the container or package holding same.
An additional object-is to provide a process of the character described and for the purpose set forth, which will be expeditious in its application and economical in its cost of operation. f
How these Iobjects are attained will beset forth in the following description taken in conjunction with the accompanying 'drawin ,in which;
igure 1, is a longitudinal section of an apparatus employed in the application ofy the process, and
,Figl 2, is a transverse section of same, taken along the line 2-2, and looking in the direction indicated. m
Referring in detail to the apparatus employed in the process, 10 designates a heating or sterilizing compartment, preferably circular in cross-section and formed with an outer jacket 11, and provided with a closing member 12, which is so constructed and arranged, that when in closed position, it will hermetically vseal the compartment. The
outer wall may be covered with vany suitable n heat resisting material 13, preferably asbestos composition.
The jacket 11, is provided with a conducting pipe 14, by means of which, steam or other expansible heating fluid is allowed to enter the jacket and an outlet or return conductor 15, may be provideddto permit the circulation of the expansible heating duid between the sterilizing apparatus and rthe source of fluld supplyn Suitable thermometers, pressure gages, pet cocksand a blow- `off valve are provided and arranged to communicate with the jacket and the sterilizing compartment. A portable cage, basket or conveyance 16, may be provided to carry the products to be sterilized, and a pan or trough 17, may also be arranged at the bottom of the compartment for the purpose hereinafter set forth.
1n the application of this invention, the apparatus is employed as follows;
The packaged tobacco products to be sterilized are placed within the compartment 10, preferably held within any suitable con- Veyance, as 16, and steam or other expansible fluid is conducted from a generator through the pipe 14, to the jacket 11. The pressure of the fiuid may be fixed before it enters the ljacket or it may be regulated within the heat desired within the compartment may be fixed by the pressure of the expansible fluid in the manner abovedescribed. The degree of heat maintained within the compartment is dependent upon the product contained therein.
The products are thus subjected to this indirect heating process until the sterilization has been completed. rlhe compartment is then gradually cooled and the products withdrawn.
Any chemical, suitable for the purpose, but preferably tri-chloramin, may be employed as a stimulating element to the sterilization process, by placing the same in the trough `or pan 17. The fumes of the chemical, during the heating process, saturate the air within the compartment and thereby enhance thekoperation.
Variousrmodifications to the process herein described may be embodied without departing from the spirit of the invention and it is therefore not intended that this appli-v cation be limited to the particular form described.
What is claimed 1. The herein described process of sterilizin packaged tobacco products, consisting in consisting in subjectin the packages, While su jecting the packed tobacco products to a in a hermetically seaed compartment, to 15 dry, heating action, withinn a hermetically the action of heat'and the fumes from a sealed compartment and eliminating thereheated chemical. from all moisture and moisture producing 4. The herein described process of sterilizelements. I, ing manufactured and packaged tobacco 2. The herein described process of sterilizproducts, consisting in subjecting the said 20 ing packaged tobacco products, consisting products to the actlon of dry heated fumes in subjecting the said products to dry fumes within a sealed compartment. of a dry sterilizing chemical contained With- Signed at New York, in the county of New in a hermetically sealed compartment. York and State of New York, this 23rd day 3. The herein described process of sterilizof September, A. D. 1920. ing tobacco products contained in packages, JACB DINER.
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US3183057A (en) * 1958-11-03 1965-05-11 Wallace & Tiernan Inc Products and procedures for effecting treatiment with chlorinous gas
US3233965A (en) * 1962-10-25 1966-02-08 Ames Lab Tek Inc Sterilization means for a refrigerated chamber containing a microtome

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* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
US3183057A (en) * 1958-11-03 1965-05-11 Wallace & Tiernan Inc Products and procedures for effecting treatiment with chlorinous gas
US3233965A (en) * 1962-10-25 1966-02-08 Ames Lab Tek Inc Sterilization means for a refrigerated chamber containing a microtome

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