Arrangement for discharging pulp from a pulp treatment apparatus

Paper making and fiber liberation – Processes of chemical liberation – recovery or purification... – Continuous chemical treatment or continuous charging or...

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162 52, 162246, D21C 326

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ABSTRACT:
An arrangement for discharging medium consistency pulp in connection with diffeent pulp treatment devices or apparatuses, the arrangement having a mass chamber, which is arranged between a screw discharging pulp from a pulp treating apparatus and a centrifugal pump transferring the pulp further so that both the screw and the pump are substantially at the same horizontal level with the pulp treatment apparatus. Thus, the presence of a drop leg having a height of several meters is prevented, whereby the centrifugal pump has no need to pump the pulp upwards back to the height of the pulp treatment apparatus.

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