Barrel block for twin-screw extruder and twin-screw extruder
AssigneeToshiba Kikai Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorMasanobu Oishi
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Abstract
A barrel block for a twin-screw extruder constitutes a barrel including a cylinder and has joints at both ends. A first joint includes a first inner joint face on a peripheral edge of a first hole of an insertion hole for screws, and includes a first flank face and a first outer joint face on an outer periphery of the first inner joint face. The first outer joint face is located in the outer periphery of a plurality of first bolt holes. The first outer joint face is more recessed toward a second block end face than the first inner joint face.
Claims3
A barrel block for a twin-screw extruder, the barrel block that constitutes a barrel and includes joints at both ends, the barrel including a cylinder that rotatably houses two screws, the barrel block comprising:
- a block body of a rectangular parallelepiped shape that includes a first block end face, a second block end face opposite the first block end face, and four block side faces that connect the first block end face and the second block end face;
- a first flange of a rectangular frame shape that projects toward an outer periphery from an outer peripheral edge of the first block end face;
- a second flange of a rectangular frame shape that projects toward an outer periphery from an outer peripheral edge of the second block end face;
- a plurality of first bolt holes formed in the first flange with spacing, and a plurality of second bolt holes formed in the second flange with spacing, the first and second bolt holes that surround the block body;
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- a cylinder part that passes the block body straight from the first block end face to the second block end face and defines an insertion hole for the screws, wherein
- the first block end face and an end face of the first flange forms a first joint, and
- the first joint includes
- a first inner joint face that continuously surrounds a peripheral edge of the insertion hole for the screws,
- a first flank face that is recessed from the outer periphery of the first inner joint face toward the second block end face, and
- a first outer joint face that is located at a tip of a first projection that projects from the first flank face in the outer periphery of the first bolt holes, and
- the first outer joint face is more recessed toward the second block end face than the first inner joint face.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.