Process for coating solid particles
OwnerCurt H. Appelgren, Nemo Ivarssoninventors
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The present invention relates to a process for coating solid particles using a material being highly viscous or solid at room temperature, whereby a melt of a material being highly viscous or solid at room temperature, and the particulate material, to be coated, respectively, are introduced via separate conduits (19,22) to a hollow space (7) in a rotating mixing disc (3,4), and one or more spaces (13) for a solid material in said mixing disc (3,4) respectively, and are swept by the centripetal force outwardly toward the periphery of the disc (3,4), whereby the melt is pressed from its hollow space (7) via a slot (9) in the disc (3,4) in a direction towards the upper side of the disc (3,4) and thereby forms a finely dispersed melt in the form of small droplets creating a mist, which meets the particulate solid material being swept outwardly by the centripetal force, and is attached to the surface of said material to the formation of an unbroken coating of a material being highly viscous or solid at room temperature around said material.
A process for coating solid particles with a coating material which is highly viscous or solid at room temperature comprising:
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