Device for automatic control of pressure filters
OwnerViktor I. Antonenkoinventor
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A device for automatic control of pressure filters comprises a control assembly connected by a filtrate pipe (2) to at least one pressure filter (1 ), which is essentially a vertically arranged pipe (4) communicated with the filtrate pipe (2) and limited, at the lower end thereof, by a baffle (7) having a calibrated opening (7') and provided with a sensor (3) which is an electro-capacitive element connected via a converter (14) and a switch (15) to a timer unit (8) coupled to a frequency coincidence unit (17) which is connected to a frequency generator (19), and to control units (9) and to the pressure filter control consoles (11). The control unit (9) and the control console (11) of each pressure filter (1) are joined together, while the control output of each control console (11) is connected to an actuating device of a respective pressure filter (1).
A device for automatic control of pressure filters used to dewater suspensions, comprising a control assembly connected to at least one pressure filter (1) and intended for determination of the duration of the suspension dewatering process and provided with a sensor (3) which determines, in the course of dewatering, the moment the solid phase of the suspension reaches assigned parameters, a unit (8) for timing the process of suspension dewatering, which is electrically connected to the sensor (3), control consoles (11) whose number is equal to that of the pressure filters (1), an input (12) of each control console (11) being electrically connected to an output of the timer unit (8), while an output (13) of each control console (11) is connected to an actuating device of each respective pressure filter (1), characterized in that it also comprises a frequency generator (19) whose control input and a first control input of the timer unit (8) are joined together and connected to outputs (22) of the control consoles (11), a second control input of the timer unit (8) is connected to outputs (23) of the control consoles (11), control units (9) whose number is equal to that of the pressure filters (1), a first input of each control unit (9) is connected to the output of the timer unit (8), an output of each control unit (9) is connected to the input (12) of the respective control console (11), the control assembly being connected to at least one pressure filter (1) by means of a filtrate pipe (2), the control assembly being essentially a vertically arranged pipe (4) whose cross-section is equal to or larger than that of the filtrate pipe (2) and which is communicated by the upper end thereof with an initial portion (5) of the filtrate pipe (2), while the lower end thereof is limited by a baffle (7) having a calibrated opening (7') through which the pipe (4) communicates with a final portion (6) of the filtrate pipe (2), the sensor (3) is a capacitance-type element arranged inside the pipe (4) throughout its length so that the axis of the capacitance-type element is displaced in relation to the axis of the calibrated opening (7'), the electrical connection of the sensor (3) with the timer unit (8) is effected via a series-connected elements, namely a capacitance-to-frequency converter (14), a switch (15) for sensor engagement and a frequency coincidence unit (17) connected to an output of the frequency generator (19) and via suspension dewatering termination switches (21) whose number is equal to that of the pressure filters (1) and which are connected to the input (12) of each control console (11), which is joined with an input (20) of the unit (8), outputs (24, 25, 26) of each control console (11) being connected respectively to a second, third and fourth inputs of respective control console (11), the sensor switch (15) and the suspension dewatering termination switch (21) of a respective pressure filter (1) being joined with the switch of the control console (11) of the same pressure filter (1).
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