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US 5,110,461 AGranted
Apparatus for separating liquids and solids
OwnerGunther Abelinventor
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Abstract
Apparatus for separating liquids and solids, comprising, separator screen means for receiving and separating the solids and liquids, conveyor means for feeding the separated solids upwardly from the separator screen means, and compactor means for compacting the solids, the conveyor means comprising a first conveyor extending at a first upward inclination through the separator screen means and a second conveyor extending further upwardly and at a greater inclination than the first conveyor means.
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Apparatus for separating solids and liquids, comprising:
- separator screen means for receiving and separating the solids and liquids;
- said separator means comprising a curved screen;
- first conveyor means for feeding the separated solids upwardly from said separator screen means extending at a first inclination through said separator screen means;
- compactor means for receiving the solids from said conveyor means and compacting the solids;
- cutter means for cutting the compacted solids into pieces;
- and wherein a second conveyor means for receiving and conveying the cut pieces from said compactor means extends further upwardly and at a greater inclination than said first conveyor means.
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Apparatus for separating solids and liquids, comprising:
- separator screen means for separating the solids and liquids;
- said separator means comprising a curved screen;
- conveyor means for feeding the separated solids upwardly from said separator screen means extending at a first inclination through said separator screen means;
- compactor means receiving the solids from said conveyor and compacting the solids;
- pelletizer means for converting the compacted solids into pellets;
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- wherein a second conveyor means for receiving and conveying the pellets extends further upwardly and at a greater inclination than said first conveyor means.
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