Filtering machine for fibrous substances having revolving cone-shaded filters
OwnerDonato Massignaniinventor
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The invention discloses a machine for the filtering of solid, in particular fibrous, particles suspended in liquids, including a delivery chamber (2) collecting the liquid to be treated, a raceway (3) leading the liquid to be treated into a treatment chamber (4) having a cylindrical bottom (5), wherein there is at least one pair of revolving filters (6, 7), an overflow chamber (16) connected with a recycling tank and an area (21) for the discharge of the recovered solid particles. In the machine each filter (12) has a surface in the shape of a truncated cone and its horizontal axis is essentially perpendicular to the flow direction of the liquid to be treated, the two filters are coaxial with each other and face each other, so as to form a concave space (20) therebetween. The taper of the filters causes the double effect of increasing the filtering performance of the machine and of avoiding its standstill when the delivery of liquid to be treated increases.
A machine for the filtering and treatment of solid particles suspensed in liquids, comprising a delivery chamber (2) collecting the liquids to be treated, a raceway (3) connecting the delivery chamber with a treatment chamber (4) and defining a flow direction, the treatment chamber (4) having a cylindrical bottom (5), and containing at least a pair of revolving filters (6, 7), an overflow chamber (16) arranged to receive overflow from the delivery chamber connected with a recycling tank, an area (21) arranged to receive discharge of recovered solid particles which have been separated from liquid by the filters, characterized in that each of the filters (12) has a surface shaped as a truncated cone, with a horizontal axis which is essentially perpendicular to a direction of said flow direction, said two filters being coaxial with each other and facing each other, so as to form a concave space (20) therebetween, said pair of filters being rigidly connected with a shaft driven by a gearmotor (19) or by equivalent means.
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