Drying and gas or vapor contact with solids – Apparatus – For diverse operations on treated material
Patent
1982-02-19
1984-07-31
Schwartz, Larry I.
Drying and gas or vapor contact with solids
Apparatus
For diverse operations on treated material
34114, 34122, F26B 1318
Patent
active
044621698
ABSTRACT:
A web that is coated or imprinted on both surfaces has a straight stretch that emerges from a dryer enclosure in which the web is heated and extends to a chill roll around which a curved portion of the web is partially wrapped. A duct-like tunnel surrounding said stretch has its outer end near the chill roll. In a preferred embodiment, a nozzle at the outer end of the upper tunnel wall blows a blade-like jet against the curved portion of the web to force it into intimate engagement with the chill roll periphery and thus prevent accumulations of solvent vapor condensate thereon. Part of the jet air deflected by the web is guided inwardly along the web by the upper tunnel wall. Air outlets just above the lower tunnel wall, near its outer end and spaced at intervals across it, provide for inward air flow under the web. Practically all vapor emanating from the web after it leaves the dryer is thus driven into the dryer.
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Nilles James E.
Schwartz Larry I.
W. R. Grace & Company
Westphal David W.
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