Reducing drum for the extraction of cellulosic matters

Solid material comminution or disintegration – Apparatus – Including means applying fluid to material

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241 74, 241 79, 241 87, 241187, 241228, 241DIG38, B02C 2318

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041544072

ABSTRACT:
A device for extracting cellulosic and similar materials such as rags, plastics, light metals and wood, which includes a drum which is driven in a first direction at a first speed and a rotor inside of the drum which is driven in a direction opposite to the first direction at a speed higher than the first speed. A plurality of teeth are located on the periphery of the drum along a part of its length for shredding the material placed into the drum input. A fixed plate and a plate of adjustable height are placed at the output of the drum against which the other materials accumulate.

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