Solid-liquid separating apparatus

A solid-liquid separating apparatus comprising:

• a strainer which is in cylindrical shape formed by a plurality of flat plate-form circular ring members arranged to be next to each other with gaps in between, said gaps for separating a solid from a liquid;
• a casing which has therein an accomodating section that accomodates said strainer, said accomodating section being divided by said strainer into a strainer inner region and a strainer outer region so that an intake port that introduces a mixture of solid matter and liquid that has passed through said gaps between said circular members and advanced into said strainer inner region is formed in said strainer inner region;
• and
• a scraper which has plate-form protruding elements whose tip ends advance into said gap between said circular ring members so as to remove solid matter adhering to flat surfaces of said circular ring members;
• and wherein
• at least one of said plurality of circular ring members is provided with at least one projection on an outer circumferential surface thereof so as to move said solid matter contained in said mixture above said mixture.

A solid-liquid separating apparatus comprising:

• a strainer which is in a cylindrical shape formed by a plurality of flat plate-form circular ring members arranged to be next to each other with gaps in between, said gaps for separating a solid from a liquid;
• a casing which has therein an accomodating section that accomodates said strainer, said accomodating section being devided by said strainer into a strainer inner region and a strainer outer region so than an intake port that introduces a mixture of solid matter and liquid is formed in said strainer outer region and an outlet port that discharges to outside said liquid that has passed through said gaps between said circular ring members and advanced into said strainer inner region is formed in said inner region;
• and
• a scraper which has plate-form protruding elements whose tip ends advance into said gaps between said circular ring members so as to remove solid matter adhering to flat surfaces of said circular ring members;
• and wherein;
• said circular ring members comprise flat plate-form first circular ring members and flat plate-form second circular ring members, said second circular ring members being of a same external diameter as said first circular ring members and provided with a plurality of said projections on outer circumferences thereof at specified angular intervals;
• and
• said strainer is in a shape of a cylinder obtained by a plurality of said circular ring members disposed with gaps in between so that said first circular ring members are interposed between said second circular ring members, said strainer having a plurality of ribs formed by said projections formed on outer circumferential surfaces of said second circular ring members.

A solid-liquid separating apparatus comprising:

• a strainer which is in a cylindrical shape formed by a plurality of flat plate-form circular ring members arranged to be next to each other with gaps in between;
• a casing which has therein an accommodating section that accommodates said strainer, said accommodating section being divided by said strainer into a strainer inner region and a strainer outer region so that an intake port that introduces a mixture of solid matter and liquid is formed in said strainer outer region and an outlet port that discharges to outside said liquid that has passed through said gaps between said circular ring members and advanced into said strainer inner region is formed in said strainer inner region;
• a scraper which has plate-form protruding elements whose tip ends advance into said gaps between said circular ring members so as to remove solid matter adhering to flat surfaces of said circular ring members;
• a discharge port which opens in said accommodating section and is located on an upstream side of said scraper with respect to said direction of rotation of said strainer so as to discharge said solid matter that is scraped away by said scraper to outside of said casing;
• a cover member disposed at said discharge port, said cover member being pivotally attached at one end thereof to an edge of said discharge port on an upstream side of said discharge port with respect to said direction of rotation of said strainer, so that another end of said cover member which is on a downstream side of said discharge port with respect to said direction of rotation of said strainer is swingable about said one end;
• and
• an urging means which urges said cover member toward said strainer.

A solid-liquid separating apparatus comprising:

• a strainer which is in a cylindrical shape formed by a plurality of flat plate-form circular ring members arranged to be next to each other with gaps in between;
• a casing which has therein an accommodating section that accommodates said stainer, said accommodating section being divided by said strainer into a strainer inner region and a strainer outer region so that an intake port that introduces a mixture of solid matter and liquid is formed in said strainer outer region and an outlet port that discharges to outside said liquid that has passed through said gaps between said circular ring members and advanced into said strainer inner region is formed in said strainer inner region;
• a scraper which has plate-form protruding elements whose tip ends advance into said gaps between said circular ring members so as to remove solid matter adhering to flat surfaces of said circular ring members;
• and
• a squeezing region formed in an area between said intake port and said scraper, said squeezing region being a space between an outer circumferential surface of said strainer and an inner circumferential surface of a tubular accommodating section becomes gradually narrower in said direction of rotation of said strainer.