Imperforate bowl: centrifugal separators – With means for exchanging heat – Comprising or including means for cooling
Patent
1999-01-29
2000-05-30
Cooley, Charles E.
Imperforate bowl: centrifugal separators
With means for exchanging heat
Comprising or including means for cooling
494 16, 494 60, B04B 1502, B04B 505, B04B 702
Patent
active
060685867
ABSTRACT:
A laboratory centrifuge has a housing which can be closed by a casing cover and having in the housing a rotor chamber which contains a motor-driven vertical-axis rotor to accept test tubes. During operation, the test tubes are warmed by friction. To cool the centrifuge, cooling air is pulled in through openings in the lower side of the housing and upward into the rotor chamber by the fan action created by the rotation of the rotor. The air is guided out of the rotor chamber through an air exit in a direction of flow tangential to the perimeter of the rotor in a manner that ensures low turbulence and, thus, low noise. In particular, a slit-like air exit opening is arranged between the casing cover and the top side of the housing. In the annular gap between the rotor and the rotor chamber, an aerodynamically shaped displacement body is provided in a position at the side of the area of the air exit opening such that it directly follows the area of the air exit opening when viewed in the direction of rotation of the rotor. The displacement body is put on a molded part for attaching to the inside surface of the casing cover of the centrifuge such that the displacement body projects from the inside surface of the casing cover into the annular gap to thereby permit the cooling air to be guided out of the centrifuge with low turbulence and low noise.
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Demmig Detlev
Koch Michael
Reich Sebastian
Uhlendorf Rudiger
Cooley Charles E.
Kendro Laboratory Products GmbH
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