Air classifier
AssigneeOnoda Cement Co., Ltd.
InventorsTakaaki Misaka, Takeshi Furukawa, Eiichi Onuma
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AssigneeOnoda Cement Co., Ltd.
InventorsTakaaki Misaka, Takeshi Furukawa, Eiichi Onuma
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An air classifier comprises a casing formed of a generally hollow cylindrical vertical casing body and an inverted conical hopper fixed to the lower wall of the casing body. A fine product outlet duct is provided at the center of the upper wall of the casing body. An air-powdered material inlet duct and a secondary air inlet duct are set in the diametrically opposite positions of the vertical wall of the casing body to project tangentially outward. A vertical rotary shaft extends through the central portion of the casing body. A rotary disc member for concurrently carrying out the dispersion and classification of a powder raw material is fitted to the lower end of the rotary shaft at a boundary between the casing body and hopper. A cage-shaped assembly of guide vanes is provided in the casing body to conduct a mixture of air and powdered material into the casing body. The air classifier of this invention constructed as described above can precisely classify by itself a large amount of powder material as a classifier for swept-air from a mill.
An air classifier which comprises:
The air classifier according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein additional powder raw material inlet ducts are provided on the upper wall of the casing body at substantially the same distance from the rotary shaft and in a state equidistantly spaced from each other;
An air classifier which comprises:
An air classifier which comprises:
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