Centrifugal separation bowl with material accelerator

Details Centrifugal separation bowl with material accelerator Centrifugal separation bowl with material accelerator

2006-01-17

2006-01-17

Cooley, Charles E. (Department: 1723)

Imperforate bowl: centrifugal separators

With means for furnishing auxiliary fluid to material or...

Liquid

C494S067000, C494S080000

Reexamination Certificate

active

06986732

ABSTRACT:
A centrifuge bowl has a bottom accelerator for accelerating the materials from a feed duct extending into the bowl. The accelerator is a molded body having a top plate with a central hole arranged to receive the materials from the bottom feed mouth of the duct and a plurality of vanes underneath the top plate, each vane extending generally outwardly from an inner nose underneath an outer edge of the hole to an outer end at an outer edge of the top plate. The vanes each have a bottom surface lying in an imaginary bottom surface of the molded body which is conical and contains fasteners arranged to be fastened to the conical bottom wall of the bowl. A deflector plate lies underneath the hole with a bottom surface spaced from the imaginary bottom surface and intersecting the height of the vanes.

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