Device for removing dust from closures by ionization
AssigneeEtablissements Andre Zalkin et Cie
InventorLaurent Staelens
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Abstract
A device for removing dust from closures which are capable of circulating in a chute extending along a longitudinal axis (y-y′), includes a suction system arranged around the chute and are capable of sucking up the dissociated dust from the closures, and including at least one ionization bar extending longitudinally alongside the chute.
Claims10
A device for removing dust from closures moving in a chute extending along a longitudinal axis (y-y′), comprising:
- suction means arranged around the chute and capable of suctioning the dust removed from the closures, and at least one ionization bar extending longitudinally alongside the chute, said at least one ionization bar being made of anodised aluminum or stainless steel, having a length of at least 100 mm, wherein the suction means comprise a first nozzle on a first side of the chute, and a second nozzle on a second side of the chute.
A device for removing dust from closures moving in a chute extending along a longitudinal axis (y-y′), comprising:
- suction means arranged around the chute and capable of suctioning the dust removed from the closures, and at least one ionization bar extending longitudinally alongside the chute, wherein the suction means comprise a first nozzle extending longitudinally on one side of the chute, and a second nozzle extending along a transverse axis (x-x′) perpendicular to the longitudinal axis (y-y′).
A device for removing dust from closures moving in a chute extending along a longitudinal axis (y-y′), comprising:
- suction means arranged around the chute and capable of suctioning the dust removed from the closures, and at least one ionization bar extending longitudinally alongside the chute, the suction means comprise at least one blowing bar extending longitudinally alongside the chute and including a pressure switch configured for detecting a predetermined value of a pressure injected into the chute and a pressure regulator configured for adjusting said pressure.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.