A distributor for a devolatilization apparatus comprising a hollow double-plate assembly
AssigneeSulzer Management AG
InventorsYingchuan YU, Sen ZHANG, Hui Feng ZHU, Chin Chyau LEW, Rong Gang GUO, Zhe LI
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AssigneeSulzer Management AG
InventorsYingchuan YU, Sen ZHANG, Hui Feng ZHU, Chin Chyau LEW, Rong Gang GUO, Zhe LI
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A heatable distributor includes a vessel with an upstream portion and an adjacent downstream portion, the upstream portion includes a first lateral end with an inlet and a second lateral end connected with the downstream portion. the downstream portion includes a first lateral end and a second lateral end, the first lateral end connected with the second lateral end of the upstream portion, and the downstream portion includes a hollow double-plate assembly including an upper plate and a lower plate spaced apart so that a void chamber is defined therebetween. Each plate includes openings, each opening of the upper plate is surrounded by a wall extending through the void chamber and surrounding an opening of the lower plate to form channels being fluid-tightly separated from the hollow space and, the hollow space is connected with an inlet for a heat medium and with an outlet for the heat medium.
A heatable distributor for a devolatilization apparatus for devolatilizing a composition comprising a volatile component, the heatable distributor comprising:
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The devolatilization apparatus in accordance with claim further comprising a cartridge comprising support elements, on which the at least one heatable distributor or the at least one heatable tray are removably or fixedly arranged, the cartridge comprising a plurality of substantially horizontally arranged beams arranged spaced apart from each other so as to border an inner space, the support elements being fixed on the plurality of substantially horizontally arranged beams so that the at least one heatable distributor or the at least one heatable tray is capable of being placed on the support elements.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.