Coating apparatus – With cutting – punching or tearing of work – Web or sheet work
Patent
1976-10-26
1978-09-26
Kaplan, Morris
Coating apparatus
With cutting, punching or tearing of work
Web or sheet work
118DIG5, 176 91SP, C23C 1300
Patent
active
041161602
ABSTRACT:
Apparatus for coating particles with a substance contained in a reactant gas, the particles being suspended in a fluidized bed within a coating chamber, an elongated nozzle extending upwardly from the coating chamber base with an outlet for reactant gas being substantially above the base to direct the reactant gas into a dilute phase region of the particles. With the base of the chamber being an inverted conical member, coated particles are preferably removed from the chamber by means of a movable plug forming the apex of the conical member, the elongated nozzle preferably being mounted upon the unloading plug.
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Langley John Randolph
Spritzer Michael H.
General Atomic Company
Kaplan Morris
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