An aero acoustic processing apparatus and process for processing waste
AssigneesVortex Industrial Solutions Ltd, BARNARD, Keenan-Jay
InventorColin Bruce RAWSON
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AssigneesVortex Industrial Solutions Ltd, BARNARD, Keenan-Jay
InventorColin Bruce RAWSON
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An aero acoustic processing apparatus includes an aero acoustic processing machine (10) having a cyclone chamber (12) having an inlet (14) for receiving waste to be processed and an inlet (16) for an entraining gas in the form of air. A rotational drive apparatus in the form of an electric motor (18) is coupled to a shaft (20) to which an impeller (22) is coupled rotates the impeller (22) within an impeller housing (24) to draw the air and the waste material to be processed into the cyclone chamber (12) and through an axial inlet system (26) into the impeller (22) and impeller housing (24) and to expel the processed material through the impeller housing (24) radially through a transverse outlet.
An aero acoustic processing apparatus which includes:
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The aero acoustic processing apparatus as claimed in any one or more of the preceding claims wherein the waste is in the form of an agglomeration of materials formed together.
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A process for processing waste, which waste is formed of laminated sections or is an agglomeration of materials formed together are exposed to processing via an aero acoustic machine that separates those parts through a range of extreme vortical forces by aero acoustic treatment, wherein the process employs an aero acoustic processing plat to aero acoustically comminute, delaminate or separate a range of waste materials, and wherein the range of waste materials include any one or more of the group including solar panels, windscreens laminated glass, safety glass, security glass, swimming pool surrounds, shower screens, LCD screens, electronic waste, batteries, and gypsum board.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.