Screw-press

Presses – With additional treatment of material – Adding materials

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100112, 100117, 100127, B30B 912

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042865123

ABSTRACT:
A screw press for pressing liquid from fibrous slurries, such as paper pulp, sludge, sedimentation and like material, in which the material is fed into the press at one end of a press screw arranged within a cylindrical strainer drum and rotatable about its longitudinal axis, and fed out of the press through a discharge zone located at the other end of said screw. The core of the screw has a successively increasing diameter along the major part of its length such that the space defined between the core and the wall of the drum gradually decreases in the feed direction. According to the invention the drum is arranged to rotate at a speed which differs from the speed of rotation of the screw. The speed of rotation of the drum is so selected that there is obtained, as the result of the centrifugal force, an effective draining through the drum of free liquid present in the slurry and liquid pressed from said slurry due to the action of the press-screw. Preferably, the press is provided with means for introducing washing liquid in at least one stage for the purpose of washing material introduced into the press.

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patent: 239222 (1881-03-01), Burgess

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