Material or article handling – Chamber of a type utilized for a heating function and... – Charging of chamber
Patent
1981-01-15
1983-07-26
Sheridan, Robert G.
Material or article handling
Chamber of a type utilized for a heating function and...
Charging of chamber
266184, 414200, 414201, 414206, 414786, F27B 938
Patent
active
043951791
ABSTRACT:
Apparatus and method are disclosed for charging particulate material of varying sizes into a shaft furnace, such as an oil shale retort or blast furnace, in which a highly uniform distribution of particle sizes of charge material and a desired height and level of stockline are obtained. The apparatus comprises a non-rotatable distribution hopper having a dividing means beneath choked feed means to substantially equally divide the material into a plurality of port means. The apparatus also includes partially movable distributor means and spreader means having surfaces of different inclinations to thoroughly mix the variously sized particles. Also disclosed is apparatus for providing gas lock means to prevent loss of gas pressure from the furnace, sensing the stockline level in the furnace, weighing the material in a hopper, temporarily storing certain amounts of charge material, and controlling the operation of the apparatus. The method includes various processes by which the apparatus may be operated to produce a stockline of the desired height, configuration and uniformity.
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Davy Inc.
Sheridan Robert G.
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