Device for producing a pourable product with a guide vane therein
AssigneesGlatt Systemtechnik Dresden GmbH, Kws Saat AG
InventorsFrank Bretschneider, Bruno Peter, Jürgen Bruckner
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AssigneesGlatt Systemtechnik Dresden GmbH, Kws Saat AG
InventorsFrank Bretschneider, Bruno Peter, Jürgen Bruckner
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Device for producing a pourable product with a guide vane therein and method for using the device. The device includes a rotor chamber in which a rotor is arranged with a vertical rotor axis. The rotor has, at least in its radially outer third, the shape of a conical shell. Guide vanes for circulating starting materials or the product are arranged statically on an inner wall of the rotor chamber above the plane of the upper edge of the rotor. The guide vanes have, in cross section to the rotor axis, essentially the shape of a segment of a circle or spiral. The inner ends of the guide vanes lie approximately in the middle part of the rotor radius. The conical shell may have at least partially sheet-like gas passages in the form of perforations or screens. The device is used for producing pourable products.
A device for producing a pourable product, comprising a rotor chamber (1) having an axially extending cylindrical wall (6), a rotor (4) defining a vertical rotor axis (3) mounted within said rotor chamber, said rotor (4) having a central horizontal surface and, at least in its radially outer third, the shape of a conical shell (22) with an outward and upward inclination on the rotor axis (3) of between 10° and 80°, said conical shell having an upper edge (5) of circular shape and lying in a plane (9) perpendicular to the rotor axis, feeds (13, 14, 15) for introducing starting materials for the pourable product, a plurality of guide vanes (11) for circulating the starting materials or the product, said guide vanes (11) being affixed statically on said wall (6) within said rotor chamber (1) and located above the plane (9) of the upper edge (5) of the conical shell of the rotor (4) and having, in cross section to the rotor axis (3), essentially the shape of a segment of a circle or spiral, the outer ends of said guide vanes emerge tangentially from the cylindrical wall (6) of the rotor (4);
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