Method and apparatus for extracting particles from containers

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B08B 9/08 (2006.01) B08B 5/02 (2006.01) B08B 5/04 (2006.01)

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CA 2074795

A method and apparatus for extracting particles from containers. The method comprises the steps of con- ducting high pressure air from a source thereof and into the containers to loosen the particles from the contain- ers, and connecting the containers to a low pressure source to withdraw air and loose particles from contain- ers. The apparatus comprises a source of pressurized air, and a high pressure line connected to that source to conduct the pressurized air to the containers to loosen the particles from the containers. The apparatus further comprises a low pressure source, and a low pressure line to connect the containers to the low pressure source to withdraw air and the particles from the containers. Preferably, in both the method and apparatus, the contain- ers are moved beneath one or more caps that are used to generally close the tops of the containers, and each cap is connect to both the high and low pressure sources. With this preferred arrangement, high pressure air is conducted through the cap and into the containers to loosen particles therein, and the containers are connected to the low pressure source by connecting the cap to that source to withdraw air and particles from the containers via the cap.

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