Apparatus for the treatment of solid, liquid and/or gaseous materials
OwnerFranz Howorkainventor
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Abstract
The invention relates to an apparatus for treating solid, liquid and/or gaseous materials with an activator with at least three coaxially arranged paddle rows (3, 4, 5) which are drivable in a contrarotating manner with beater paddles (6) having set angles of incidence (6), with the circumferential speed of the outer paddle rows (3, 4, 5) being between 70 m per sec. and 160 m per sec. In order to increase the extent of the achievable activation of the particles of the material and thus the performance of the apparatus and the quality of the manufactured products it is provided that the width (b.sub.1, b.sub.2, b.sub.3) of the paddle rows (3, 4, 5) decreases outwardly by at least 2%, preferably by at least 5% and maximally by not more than 10%.
Claims20
An apparatus for treating solid, liquid and gaseous materials, which comprises at least three concentrically arranged annular rows of beater paddles counterrotating about a common axis of rotation at a circumferential speed of 70 to 160 meters per second, the beater paddles having an impact surface enclosing a dihedral angle with respective tangential planes of the annular rows, and the annular rows of beater paddles having widths decreasing outwardly by 2% to 10%.
A method of treating particles of building materials, such as concrete, mortar and the like, to obtain a hardenable mass, which comprises introducing the building materials, together with particles of at least one binding agent and additive, and a liquid, in an apparatus comprising at least three concentrically arranged annular rows of beater paddles, counterrotating the annular rows of beater paddles about a common axis of rotation at a speed of rotation of 800 to 3000 rpm while moving the building materials, together with the binding agent, additive and liquid outwardly through the annular rows of beater paddles against impact surfaces of the beater paddles, the beater paddles enclosing a dihedral angle with respective tangential planes of the annular rows to activate the particles at a rising amplitude as they move through the annular rows of the beater paddles, and the annular rows of beater paddles having widths decreasing outwardly by 2% to 10% to activate the particles at a rising frequency.
A method of producing a multiphase liquid medium of immiscible components, such as an emulsion or a suspension, which comprises introducing the components at desired ratios in an apparatus comprising at least three concentrically arranged annular rows of beater paddles, counterrotating the annular rows of beater paddles about a common axis of rotation at a speed of rotation of 950 to 2800 rpm while moving the components outwardly through the annular rows of beater paddles against impact surfaces of the beater paddles, the beater paddles enclosing a dihedral angle with respective tangential planes of the annular rows to activate the components at a rising amplitude as they move through the annular rows of the beater paddles, and the annular rows of beater paddles having widths decreasing outwardly by 2% to 10% to activate the components at a rising frequency.
A method of treating a gas, which comprises the steps of injecting an absorptive medium into the gas to be treated, introducing the gas and the medium in an apparatus comprising at least three concentrically arranged annular rows of beater paddles, counterrotating the annular rows of beater paddles about a common axis of rotation at a speed of rotation of 900 to 3500 rpm while moving the gas and medium outwardly through the annular rows of beater paddles against impact surfaces of the beater paddles, the beater paddles enclosing a dihedral angle with respective tangential planes of the annular rows to activate the gas and medium at a rising amplitude as they move through the annular rows of the beater paddles, and the annular rows of beater paddles having widths decreasing outwardly by 2% to 10% to activate the gas and medium at a rising frequency.
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