Apparatus for the collection and discharge of material

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302 49, 302 62, B65G 5346

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ABSTRACT:
Apparatus for the collection and discharge of material in a pneumatic conveying system comprising a cylindrical chamber having an inlet at one end thereof through which entrained air and solid matter is ducted into the chamber, an outlet at the other end thereof through which the air from which the solid matter has been separated is exhausted, an opening in the base of the chamber through which the separated material can be discharged, and a shaft carrying vanes extending radially thereof along the chamber so as to divide it into a number of sealed compartments which are selectively charged and discharged of material as the vanes are rotated.

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