Filter device for separating coarse components from liquid components
AssigneeMaschinenfabrik Hennecke GmbH
InventorsHans-Michael Sulzbach, Ferdinand Althausen, Reiner Raffel
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Abstract
The invention is directed to a filter device for the removal of coarse components from a liquid component used in the manufacture of plastic materials. The filter device has a hollow housing in which a rotor is mounted. The rotor is provided with agitator blades which comb out any dead-flow zones.
Claims8
A filter device for separating coarse components from liquid components for the manufacture of plastic materials, which contain powdered, fine-grain or fibrous solid particles comprising:
- a housing having a rotor mounted therein, the circumferential face of said rotor forming a filter gap with the inner circumferential face of said housing, said rotor being equipped with agitator blades which comb through dead-flow spaces of said housing, said housing being provided with an inlet in the region of the inner circumferential face, a sump outlet spaced therefrom and an outlet on the side thereof.
A filter device for separating coarse components from liquid components which contain powdered, fine-grain or fibrous solid particles comprising:
- a) a housing comprising a hollow chamber defined by a circular base, a circular top, and a cylindrical wall connecting said base and said top, said cylindrical wall having an inside surface, said housing being provided with
- i) an inlet in said cylindrical wall for the introduction of liquid component into said chamber,
- ii) a sump outlet spaced away from said inlet for removal of filtered material from said chamber, and
- iii) an outlet located either in said base or in said top for allowing liquid component to pass through said housing, and
- b) a rotor mounted in said housing, said rotor having an outer circumferential surface which forms a filter gap with said inside surface, and wherein said rotor is provided with agitator blades which comb through any dead-flow spaces within said hollow chamber.
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