Process and apparatus for removing ash and inorganic compounds f

Food or edible material: processes – compositions – and products – Processes – Extraction utilizing liquid as extracting medium

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426478, 426489, 210 73S, 210 74, 210400, 71 12, 71 21, A23K 120, A23K 128, B01D 3700, C05F 300

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ABSTRACT:
In reclaiming nutrients from manure, steps are taken to remove both insoluble and soluble ash components, thereby preventing their buildup to possibly dangerous levels when the reclaimed nutrients are used as recycled feed. After initial milling of the manure to a predetermined size, it is mixed with water or reflux brine to form a slurry. The manure-water slurry is released onto an inclined belt having a riffled surface moving in an upward direction while the slurry stream moves along a gravity path opposite the belt movement. The belt discharges ash at its upward side along with a small amount of fibers, feed mix, kernels, grains, and other organic matter. In this manner a major part of the undesirable inorganic, insoluble ash and a small amount of nutrient materials are removed from the manure. Alternatively, a centrifugal bowl classifier, an oscillating or pulsating jig screen, or preferably a shaking or concentrating table with riffles may be used.

REFERENCES:
patent: 970711 (1910-09-01), Hoskins
patent: 3375116 (1968-03-01), Anthony

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