Round cooler for hot bulk material
AssigneeDravo Corporation
InventorsKlaus Moller, Dierk Michel, Hartmut Wolert, Helmut Ernst
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AssigneeDravo Corporation
InventorsKlaus Moller, Dierk Michel, Hartmut Wolert, Helmut Ernst
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The invention concerns a rotating round cooler for the cooling of hot loose material, especially hot iron ore sinter, consisting of a ring-form base plate, which is supported with treadrollers on a circular rail, a holding apparatus fastened to the base plate, a cooling chamber which is fastened movably to the holding device with inner and outer walls permeable to gas, whereby at least the bottom edge of the outer wall is located some distance from the base plate, a horizontal passage to the center of the cooler, a charging apparatus above the cooling chamber, a pick-off above the base plate and in the midst of the cooled material, a drive device for the rotary movement of the cooler, inlet devices for the gaseous cooling medium on the inside of the holding device, as well as blowers for the production of the pressure required for the cooling medium.
Rotary round cooler for the cooling of hot bulk material, especially hot iron ore sinter, consisting of an annular circular base plate, which is supported with contact rollers on a circular track for rotation in a horizontal plane, a support frame attached to the base plate, a movably fastened circular cooling chamber on the support frame with gas permeable inner and outer walls, and with at least the bottom edge of the outer wall located at some distance from the base plate, a loading device above the cooling chamber, a pick-off unloading device located above the base plate and in the midst of the cooled material, a drive device for the rotary motion of the cooler, a feed device located on the inside of the support frame for the gaseous cooling medium, as well as blowers for the production of the required pressure for the cooling medium, said combination wherein:
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