Apparatus for fabricating spherically shaped particles of small

Details Apparatus for fabricating spherically shaped particles of small Apparatus for fabricating spherically shaped particles of small

1974-11-15

1976-11-02

Shore, Ronald J.

Plastic article or earthenware shaping or treating: apparatus

Tumbling type agglomerating means for particulate material

425332, 425DIG101, 51164, 259 81R, 209260, 209350, B29B 103

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ABSTRACT:
A method of forming spherically shaped pellets of relatively small diameter is disclosed which comprises the steps of depositing a finely divided congealable material on a surface of a disk shaped body, transporting the body over a closed course which extends in a plane forming an acute angle with the horizontal while rotating the body during the transport in the plane of the course thereby imparting a tumbling motion to the material and resulting in the fabrication of pellets, and collecting pellets of a predetermined range of sizes. A pelletizing apparatus is described which is adapted for forming pellets of relatively small diameter having enhanced surface characteristics and for automatically classifying the pellets by size.

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