Apparatus and Method for Grain Treatment
OwnerVladimir Prokhorets, Edward Brook-Levinson +1inventors
InventorsVladimir Prokhorets, Edward Brook-Levinson, Mark Geller
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Abstract
An apparatus and method for treatment of raw grain particles for conversion of the grain nutrients to the condition in which they are readily digestible by a living organism are provided. The apparatus includes a mixture chamber in which the raw grain particles are fed, a gas heat source, and a blower fan for providing a hot gas low through two or more gas ducts connecting the gas heat source to the mixture chamber. The gas ducts are equipped with nozzles for providing two or more hot gas streams configured for spinning particles of the raw grain and circulating the particles along an inner surface of the chamber
Claims40
A method of treatment of raw grain particles into a mixture chamber, characterized by providing in said mixture chamber at least two hot gas streams being configured for spinning the grain particles and circulating the grain particles along an inner surface of the mixture chamber.
A method of conversion of grain nutrients of raw grain particles treated in is a mixture chamber to the condition in which said grain nutrients are readily digestible by a living organism, characterized by providing in said mixture chamber at least two hot gas streams being configured for spinning the grain particles and circulating the grain particles along an inner surface of the mixture chamber.
An apparatus for treatment of raw grain particles, comprising:
- a mixture chamber in which said raw grain particles are provided;
- a gas heat source;
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- a blower fan for providing a hot gas flow through at least two gas ducts coupling said gas heat source to said mixture chamber, the gas ducts being equipped with nozzles at their ends for providing at least two hot gas streams being configured for spinning the grain particles and circulating the grain particles along an inner surface of the mixture chamber.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.