Screw feeder with progressively decreasing screw confinement

Dispensing – Agitator followed by discharge assistant and/or... – All rotary

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198671, 222413, G01F 1120

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053337620

ABSTRACT:
A screw feeder for particulate solids comprises a trough section including a first chamber with a trough shaped side wall downwardly converging to a longitudinally tapered aperture. A screw chamber encloses a space below and connecting with the aperture. The screw chamber houses a feed screw which enters a feeder section in a transition region at the front wall of the agitator chamber. An agitator draws material away from the transition region of the agitator chamber.

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