Apparatus for extracting pulverous or granular material

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422234, 422262, 422269, 422273, 422281, 366159, 366176, 366302, B01D 1102, B01F 700, B01F 1502

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043293190

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for extracting pulverous or granular material from a mixture means of a solvent brought into contact with the mixtue. A receptacle is provided for receiving the material to be extracted as well as the solvent. A conduit system is connected with the lower portion of the receptacle and empties into the upper portion of the receptacle. Within the conduit system is arranged a device for conveying the solvent to be withdrawn from the receptacle as well as the mixture containing the material to be extracted. The device also serves to mechanically form a dispersion of the material to be extracted in the solvent. The device includes a rotatable body operated at a speed of 10,000 to 30,000 rpm.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2817500 (1957-12-01), Robinson
patent: 3194540 (1965-07-01), Hager
patent: 4045004 (1977-08-01), Berger
patent: 4182749 (1980-01-01), Green et al.

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