Classifier and process for recycled fiber separation

Liquid purification or separation – With alarm – indicator – register – recorder – signal or... – Responsive to fluid flow

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209240, 209273, 210103, 210137, 210414, 210428, B01D 3338

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ABSTRACT:
A fiber classifying mechanism and method including a first chamber having an inlet for receiving fibers to be classified carried in a fluid suspension and having an outlet from the same chamber. A second chamber receives a controlled split of flow from the first chamber through a screen between the chambers having openings of a size to pass reject fibers. Means are provided for controlling the split of flow by a valve in the outlets from the respective chambers so as to control the flow through the screen. A foil moves past the screen to agitate fibers collected on the surface of the screen.

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