Device for producing granulate

Solid material comminution or disintegration – Apparatus – Comminuting surface provided with openings to permit...

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241 15, 384481, B01J 220

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053440870

ABSTRACT:
A machine for producing granulate from meltable compounds comprises a stationary inner drum and a rotary outer drum mounted on the inner drum. Melted compound contained within the inner drum drips onto a cooling belt when openings in the outer and inner drums become vertically aligned. A bearing/sealing assembly is disposed at each end of the inner drum. Each bearing/sealing assembly includes a bearing for rotatably supporting the outer drum, and a seal for resisting the leakage of particles beyond the drums. An annulus surrounds the seal and includes a downwardly directed discharge opening enabling particles which have leaked past the seal to fall from the assembly without reaching and fouling the bearing.

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Brochure: Sandvik Rotoform Verfahren, Prospectus Sandvik Process Systems GmbH, PS-500 GER3.921.

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