Apparatus for fiberizing and screening of fibrous materials

Solid material comminution or disintegration – Apparatus – With separation or classification of material

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162251, 241 62, 241 70, B02C 1313

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ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for fiberizing and screening of fibrous material, which comprises of a rotating drum (1) the drum wall (2) of which consists of a non-perforated (7) and a perforated (8) part. The non-perforated part in the inlet end of the drum is separated from the perforated part in the outlet end of the drum by means of a partition wall (9) having an opening (10). The height (h) of the partition wall varies so that a periodical overflow is achieved when the drum rotates.

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