Imperforate bowl: centrifugal separators – Bowl and means external thereof for recirculating material
Patent
1984-04-30
1985-03-19
Jenkins, Robert W.
Imperforate bowl: centrifugal separators
Bowl and means external thereof for recirculating material
494 37, B04B 700
Patent
active
045056978
ABSTRACT:
In a centrifuge for the separation of solids from liquid in which concentrated solids are discharged from radial nozzles at the rotor periphery, there is a need for control of the solids concentration by controlling the recycle of solids to the centrifuge. The present invention provides a flow path divided into small cross-sectional areas, as with parallel plates, for the flow of recycled solids therethrough, at an appropriate pressure drop and flow rate to cause a strong dependence on fluid viscosity. A small receiving tank, with a fixed or adjustable weir, is attached to the inlet of the sectional flow path to provide a constant pressure drop through the device by maintaining a volume of concentrated solids at a pre-selected height above the inlet. The cross-sectional area available for flow is manually adjustable by means of a blocking plate at the inlet of the sectioned flow path.
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Cole Gerald F.
Lee Chie-Ying
West James D.
Alfa-Laval Inc.
Hapgood Cyrus S.
Jenkins Robert W.
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