Conveyors: fluid current – Load flow diverter – divider – or combiner – Movable conduit section
Patent
1988-04-11
1989-12-12
Peters, Jr., Joseph F.
Conveyors: fluid current
Load flow diverter, divider, or combiner
Movable conduit section
376264, 376270, 193 23, B65G 5124
Patent
active
048864013
ABSTRACT:
A diverter assembly for diverting a pneumatically conveyed holder for a radioactive material between a central conveying tube and one of a plurality of radially offset conveying tubes includes an airtight container. A diverter tube having an offset end is suitably mounted in the container for rotation. A rotary seal seals one end of the diverter tube during and after rotation of the diverter tube while a spring biased seal seals the other end of the diverter tube which mvoes between various offset conveying tubes. An indexing device rotatably indexes the diverter tube and this indexing device is driven by a suitable drive. The indexing mechanism is preferably a geneva-type mechanism to provide a locking of the diverter tube in place.
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Andrews Katherine M.
Starenchak Robert W.
Constant Richard E.
Moser William R.
Peters Jr. Joseph F.
Randolph William W.
Salmon Paul E.
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