High capacity dry separation apparatus with air-heavy medium fluidized bed
AssigneeChina University of Mining and Technology
InventorQingru Chen
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Abstract
A high capacity dry separation apparatus with air-heavy medium fluidized bed having a separation chamber (3) with a fluidized bed above an air distributor (4), a scraper conveyer (2) in the separation chamber (3) having a double-scraper structure made up of two columns of scrapers moving side by side, and a sink discharge outlet (8) at one end of the separation chamber. An up-floating materials discharge outlet (11) and a feed inlet (12) are arranged on opposite sides of the separation chamber (3). An inclined inner circulator (7) for heavy medium is provided in the separation chamber and includes an air inlet tube (13), a cone-shaped buffer chamber (14), a sieve layer (15), a multilayer fabric (16) and a sintered metal plate (17).
Claims6
A high capacity dry separation apparatus with air-heavy medium fluidized bed, the apparatus comprising a separation chamber (3) with fluidized bed, an air distributor (4), an air chamber (5), a pipeline (6), a scraper conveyer (2) in the separation chamber (3), a sink discharge outlet (8) at one lateral side of the separation chamber (3), a dedusting outlet (9) at the top of the separation chamber (3), an up-floating materials discharge outlet (11) and a feed inlet (12), wherein:
- (a):
- the feed inlet (12) and the up-floating materials outlet (11) are arranged on two opposite sides of the separation chamber (3) while a discharge wheel (10) is provided at the up-floating materials discharge outlet (11) in the separation chamber (3);
- (b):
- the scraper conveyer (2) comprises two columns of scrapers moving side by side;
- the upper part of the scraper conveyer (2) is exposed above the fluidized bed (1) in the separation chamber (3) and the lower part is immersed at its bottom;
- the scraper conveyer (2) moves in a direction perpendicular to the moving direction of the up-floating materials;
- (c):
- at one lateral side of the separation chamber (3), an inner circulator (7) for heavy medium is provided with a certain inclination, the inner circulator comprises an air inlet tube (13), a cone-shaped buffer chamber (14), a sieve layer (15), a multilayer fabric (16) and a sintered metal plate (17).
A high capacity dry separation apparatus with air-heavy medium fluidized bed, the apparatus comprising a separation chamber (3) with fluidized bed, an air distributor (4), an air chamber (5), a pipeline (6), a scraper conveyer (2) in the separation chamber (3), a sink discharge outlet (8) at one lateral side of the separation chamber (3), a dedusting outlet (9) at the top of the separation chamber (3), an up-floating materials discharge outlet (11) and a feed inlet (12), wherein:
- (a):
- the feed inlet (12) and the up-floating materials outlet (11) are arranged on two opposite sides of the separation chamber (3) while a discharge wheel (10) is provided at the up-floating materials discharge outlet (11) in the separation chamber (3);
- (b):
- the scraper conveyer (2) comprises two parallel columns of scrapers moving side by side;
- each column of scrapers comprises a series of sets of lapped chain boards (18) and scrapers (20) fastened together with bolts (19);
- each scraper (20) is formed with a series of holes (22) therein having diameters of 6 mm to 13 mm and arranged equidistantly and in a staggered manner relative to one another;
- the upper part of the scraper conveyer (2) is exposed above the fluidized bed (1) in the separation chamber (3) and the lower part is immersed at its bottom;
- the scraper conveyer (2) moves in a direction perpendicular to the moving direction of the up-floating materials;
- (c):
- at one lateral side of the separation chamber (3), an inner circulator (7) for heavy medium is provided with a certain inclination, the inner circulator comprises an air inlet tube (13), a cone-shaped buffer chamber (14), a sieve layer (15), a multilayer fabric (16) and a sintered metal plate (17).
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