Pin mixer
OwnerJames A. Fryeinventor
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A pin mixer for mixing particulate solids having a rotor with a plurality of radially extending pins removably attached thereto. The pins form a plurality of axially and angularly staggered helices along the rotor, and pins adjacent the inlet of the mixer are interconnected by a solid ribbon. Adjustable fluid nozzles are provided in the inlet for mixing fluids with the solid particulate material. The pin mixer has a pair of bearings, a pair of seals located inwardly from the bearings, and a pair of discs attached to the rotor thereof. A first pressure source may be connected between each bearing and seal to assure that leakage across the seals is away from the bearings, and a second pressure source connected between each seal and respective disc so that leakage between the disc and shell is away from the seals. The rotor has a pair of detachable stub shafts, and a means is provided to quickly change the rotor and shell without disturbing the connection to the power source. A baffle adjacent the outlet, and a baffle adjacent a vent opposite an outlet, provide a means for varying the flow rate through the apparatus to vary the amount of mixing therein. The baffles are externally adjustable.
An apparatus for mixing materials comprising:
An apparatus for mixing material comprising:
An apparatus for moving substantially particulate materials comprising:
An apparatus for moving materials comprising:
An apparatus for mixing materials comprising:
An apparatus for mixing materials comprising:
An apparatus for mixing materials comprising:
An apparatus for mixing materials comprising:
A method of mixing particulate materials comprising:
A method of mixing particulate materials comprising:
An apparatus for mixing and moving materials comprising:
An apparatus for mixing and moving materials comprising:
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