Imperforate bowl: centrifugal separators – With means for furnishing auxiliary fluid to material or... – Liquid
Patent
1990-09-27
1992-09-29
Jenkins, Robert W.
Imperforate bowl: centrifugal separators
With means for furnishing auxiliary fluid to material or...
Liquid
494 31, 494 37, 494 53, 134 26, B04B 1100, B04B 120
Patent
active
051510790
ABSTRACT:
This invention relates to an improved particulate receiving chamber within a centrifugal separation device and more particularly within a decanter centrifuge. The improved receiving chamber reduces particle disintegration of the particulates which is particularly advantageous if the particulates are subjected to a further centrifugal separation step because particle disintegration compromises the clarification achievable by successive centrifugal separators. The preferred embodiment of the particulate receiving chamber includes a plurality of spray nozzles for spraying fluid in the chamber whereby the fluid absorbs the impact forces of the particulates which impact against surfaces within the chamber.
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Boadway John D.
Flanigan David A.
Conoco Specialty Products Inc.
Jenkins Robert W.
Westphal David W.
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