Sealing device in mixing equipment
OwnerMasao Moriyamainventor
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Abstract
A sealing device adapted for use in mixing equipment includes a cylindrical packing mantling an end portion of the rotating shaft of the mixing blade with a clearance interposed therebetween, the mixing blade including a shoulder from which the rotating shaft thrusts into a side wall of the bowl, the shoulder having a ring-shaped gasket filled in its surface, the cylindrical packing being extended sufficiently to emerge from the side wall of the bowl, and means for pressing the cylindrical packing against the side wall of the bowl so as to enable the cylindrical packing to come into constant abutment with the ring-shaped gasket, thereby allowing no gap to occur therebetween.
Claims7
In mixing equipment for mixing viscous liquids, including a bowl having side walls, a mixing blade carried on a rotating shaft extending through a bore in said side walls of said bowl and supported on bearings located outside bowl, and a sealing device preventing the mixing liquid from leaking from where the rotating shaft emerges from the bowl, said sealing device comprising:
- a cylindrical packing surrounding said emerging portion of said rotating shaft and extending through said bore in said bowl, said cylindrical packing being supported on said side walls of said bowl with a clearance interposed therebetween and such that an inside surface of said packing is exposed to air, said packing further being made of plastic;
- said mixing blade including a shoulder at each end portion from which said rotating shaft thrusts into the side wall of said bowl to emerge therefrom;
- said shoulder having an engaging face for engagement with the end face of said cylindrical packing;
- said cylindrical packing being extended sufficiently to cover said emerging portion of said rotating shaft;
- means for pressing said cylindrical packing against said engaging face;
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- said pressing means being adjustably fixed to said side wall of said bowl.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.