Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Apparatus – Electrolytic
Patent
1980-07-17
1981-11-10
Valentine, Donald R.
Chemistry: electrical and wave energy
Apparatus
Electrolytic
204247, 406 89, 406175, C25C 314, B65G 5320, B65G 5360
Patent
active
042996830
ABSTRACT:
Apparatus for transferring powdered ore from a storage tank to a bin associated with an electrolytic cell. The cell defines a chamber containing an electrolyte and includes means for transferring ore from the bin to the chamber. The apparatus comprises a fluidizing conveyor for conveying powdered ore from a storage tank to the bin, a first vent interconnecting the conveyor and bin and a second vent interconnecting the bin and chamber. In a preferred embodiment, a source of pressurized gas causes ore to flow through the conveyor, and the apparatus further comprises a pressure switch for closing the source in response to a buildup of fluid pressure in the conveyor. Another preferred feature is a fluidizing pad inside a conduit connecting the storage tank to the conveyor.
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Adorno Vincent C.
Barr Stephen R.
Carroll John P.
Fessenden Elizabeth A.
Gibson, Jr. Zebulon T.
Aluminum Company of America
Klepac Glenn E.
Valentine Donald R.
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