Paper making and fiber liberation – Apparatus – Digester
Patent
1991-10-09
1993-08-17
Jones, W. Gary
Paper making and fiber liberation
Apparatus
Digester
162239, 162242, 162246, 162249, 162251, 162 19, 162 39, 162 40, D21C 100, D21C 700
Patent
active
052365530
ABSTRACT:
In the continuous cooking of comminuted cellulosic fibrous material (e.g. wood chips) to produce paper pulp, the material passes upwardly in an impregnation vessel which is within and concentric with a continuous digester and open at the top to digester pressure. At the top of the impregnation vessel, a solids/liquid separator (a screw within a screen cylinder) is provided. Separated liquid is returned in a conduit adjacent the exterior of the impregnation vessel, and open at the top to digester pressure, and passes out the bottom of the digester. The impregnation vessel is welded to the bottom of the digester, and the bottom of the digester is generally hemi-spherical, and substantially devoid of packings.
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Burns Todd J.
Jones W. Gary
Kamyr AB
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