Feeding comminuted fibrous material using high pressure...

Paper making and fiber liberation – Apparatus – Digester

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C162S233000, C162S243000, C162S246000, C162S018000, C162S052000, C162S068000, C162S063000

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06841042

ABSTRACT:
A system and method for feeding comminuted cellulosic fibrous material such as wood chips to the top of a treatment vessel such as a continuous digester provide enhanced simplicity, operability, and maintainability by eliminating the high pressure transfer device conventionally used in the prior art. Instead of a high pressure transfer device the steamed and slurried chips are pressurized using a single vane slurry pump in series with a centrifugal slurry pump both of which are located at least thirty feet below the top of the treatment vessel and for pressurizing the slurry to a pressure of at least about 10 bar gauge.

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