Aerating nozzle for aerating liquids containing organic substances
AssigneeAnton Steinecker Entwicklungs GmbH & Co.
InventorsGu/ nter Walla, Simon Redl
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Abstract
The present invention relates to an aerating nozzle for aerating liquids containing organic substances. To keep the foam formation in organic substances to be aerated within a controlled limits, the present invention suggests that the angles of inclination of the side walls defining the liquid channel should nowhere be greater than 30.degree. relative to the longitudinal axis of the aerating nozzle which extends in the direction of flow, with the distribution bushing whose liquid channel is of a straight configuration being arranged such that is can be replaced by distribution bushings which differ in number and/or size of the gas entry openings.
Claims32
An aerating nozzle for aerating liquids containing organic substances comprising side walls which define a liquid channel extending between a liquid entrance (3) and a liquid outlet (8), said side walls having angles of inclination and areas of different diameters and having at least one gas entry opening in an aeration region in which said liquid channel is defined by a distribution bushing which is surrounded by an outer sleeve, said angles of inclination of all of said side walls which define said liquid channel (2) being not greater than 30.degree. relative to the longitudinal axis (13) of said aerating nozzle (9) which extends in a direction of flow (38), said distribution bushing being arranged in such a manner that it can be replaced by distribution bushings (9) that differ in number and/or size of said gas entry openings, said side walls of said distribution bushing extending parallel relative to the longitudinal axis (13), and said side walls of said liquid channel diverging before the distribution bushing and converging after the distribution bushing in the direction of flow, said gas entry openings comprising bores which extend along respective bore axes (11) which are inclined along an inflow angle .alpha. towards the direction of flow.
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