Process and apparatus for the crystallization of a melt

Chemistry: physical processes – Physical processes – Crystallization

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23293R, 422254, B01D 900, C13K 110

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ABSTRACT:
A melt is crystallized by introducing the melt into a gap formed between two belts. The gap-forming flights of the belts travel in opposite directions. An upper one of the flights is cooled so that an upper surface of the melt crystallizes thereon and is removed from the gap on the upper belt. The lower belt removes the residual melt from the gap and that residual melt is recycled to the gap.

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