Apparatus for dehydration of continuously fed flow of suspension
OwnerBoris N. Bogomolov, Anatoly V. Kiselev +1inventors
InventorsBoris N. Bogomolov, Anatoly V. Kiselev, Alexandr N. Malafeev
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OwnerBoris N. Bogomolov, Anatoly V. Kiselev +1inventors
InventorsBoris N. Bogomolov, Anatoly V. Kiselev, Alexandr N. Malafeev
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Apparatus for producing various construct materials and comprises a vertical container converging from the top down and a vibrator. The container has pipes for feeding a suspension thereinto and discharging a thickened suspension, respectively, and filtering side walls for the passage of filtrate. The vibrator is mounted outside the container and has vibration transmitting planes extending substantially along the filtering side walls of the container in such a manner that they cooperate, during operation of the vibrator, with the filtering side walls to impart vibrations thereto. This facilitates continuous dehydration of the suspension without formation of cake on the filtering surface, whereby a high degree of filtration and a greater filtering rate are ensured.
An apparatus for dehydration of a continuously fed flow of suspension comprising:
Apparatus for dehydrating a continuously flowing suspension comprising, a vertical tubular container for filtering a continuous flow of a suspension, said container having a frusto-conical filtering sidewall means for removing filtrate from the suspension during flow thereof, a vibrator disposed externally of said container, a frusto-conical vibrating plane means connected to the vibrator for continuous vibration thereof disposed parallel to, contiguous to, and spaced apart from said filtering sidewall means for intermittently contacting the filtering sidewall means and imparting vibrations thereto to preclude clogging thereof to insure filtering of filtrate therethrough, means comprising said vertical container for receiving said continuous flow of a suspension, and means for continuously removing a thickened suspension upon removal of filtrate therefrom, and vacuum producing means for continuously draining the filtrate separately from the thickened suspension.
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