Patent classifications
B04B3/00
VERTICAL CUTTINGS DRYER
A vertical cuttings dryer (“VCD”) can be used to separate solid particulate from entrained liquid. In some examples, the VCD includes a screen mounted coaxially with an internal wiper housing that carriers a wiper sweeping out an annular space between the screen and wiper housing. The VCD may have a first motor connected through drive shaft to the screen and a second motor connect through a separate drive shaft to the wiper housing. A controller can independently control the speed of the first motor and the second motor to independently a magnitude of centrifugal force applied to material being processed as well as a residence time of the material being processed in the annular space.
Cover for centrifugal filter
A cover for a centrifugal filter, in which when water separated from oil is discharged through outlets provided in covers, can reduce the amount of oil leaking out with mixed gas and water. The cover constitutes the centrifugal filter by covering a rotor that rotates so as to filter impurities contained in oil by using a centrifugal force. The rotor is provided with at least one nozzle through which filtered oil is jetted. The cover includes: an inner cover configured to cover the rotor and including a first outlet and a first inlet; an outer cover provided outside the inner cover; and an oil leak prevention member provided in the first outlet.
Cover for centrifugal filter
A cover for a centrifugal filter, in which when water separated from oil is discharged through outlets provided in covers, can reduce the amount of oil leaking out with mixed gas and water. The cover constitutes the centrifugal filter by covering a rotor that rotates so as to filter impurities contained in oil by using a centrifugal force. The rotor is provided with at least one nozzle through which filtered oil is jetted. The cover includes: an inner cover configured to cover the rotor and including a first outlet and a first inlet; an outer cover provided outside the inner cover; and an oil leak prevention member provided in the first outlet.
System And Method For Plasma Purification Prior To Mononuclear Cell Collection
A method of collecting mononuclear cells includes separating whole blood into plasma and cellular components, purifying the plasma through a plasma adsorption column to create purified plasma, combining the cellular components with the purified plasma to form a first mixture, and separating the first mixture into mononuclear cells and at least one component. Alternatively, whole blood may be flowed through an adsorption column to create purified whole blood, with the purified whole blood then being separated into mononuclear cells and at least one component.
MICROBIOLOGICAL SYSTEM FOR THE REMOVAL OF CONTAMINANTS FROM COAL
A system for separating coal from iron oxide and sulfur comprises a first tank having crusher to grind the coal. Steam is directed into the first tank to mix with the coal to produce a maximum substrate area for chemolithotrophic bacteria and algal species to act upon. A mechanical pulverizer is fed with the coal and steam. A sieve and a second tank receiving the coal from the pulverizer apparatus. An air exchanger connected to the second tank collects nanosized particulates of coal. A pipeline feeds the coal within the second tank with a mixture of chemolithophic bacteria from a breeding tank. A holding tank receives the mixture of coal and chemolithophic bacteria. A centrifuge receives the mixture of coal and chemolithophic bacteria from the holding tank and separates the coal from the mixture. A fourth tank receive the separated and hydrated coal particles from the centrifuge.
MICROBIOLOGICAL SYSTEM FOR THE REMOVAL OF CONTAMINANTS FROM COAL
A system for separating coal from iron oxide and sulfur comprises a first tank having crusher to grind the coal. Steam is directed into the first tank to mix with the coal to produce a maximum substrate area for chemolithotrophic bacteria and algal species to act upon. A mechanical pulverizer is fed with the coal and steam. A sieve and a second tank receiving the coal from the pulverizer apparatus. An air exchanger connected to the second tank collects nanosized particulates of coal. A pipeline feeds the coal within the second tank with a mixture of chemolithophic bacteria from a breeding tank. A holding tank receives the mixture of coal and chemolithophic bacteria. A centrifuge receives the mixture of coal and chemolithophic bacteria from the holding tank and separates the coal from the mixture. A fourth tank receive the separated and hydrated coal particles from the centrifuge.
Discontinuous centrifuge with a scraper for scraping a product
A discontinuous centrifuge consists of a rotatable centrifuge drum incorporating a drive spindle, a casing and a base. A hub of the centrifuge drum comprises a plurality of arms for the indirect or direct connection of the casing of the centrifuge drum to the drive spindle of the centrifuge drum. A scraper serves for scraping a product off the inner wall of the casing of the rotatable centrifuge drum. The scraper comprises an element which is pivotal about an axis, which axis extends in parallel with the axis of rotation of the centrifuge drum. The element comprises a blade which extends over almost the entire height of the centrifuge drum and makes contact with the product after the pivotal movement. The scraper is not moveable vertically. The arms of the hub have upper surfaces which are located below the drum base. The scraper is mounted independently of the swinging suspension of the centrifuge drum.
Discontinuous centrifuge with a scraper for scraping a product
A discontinuous centrifuge consists of a rotatable centrifuge drum incorporating a drive spindle, a casing and a base. A hub of the centrifuge drum comprises a plurality of arms for the indirect or direct connection of the casing of the centrifuge drum to the drive spindle of the centrifuge drum. A scraper serves for scraping a product off the inner wall of the casing of the rotatable centrifuge drum. The scraper comprises an element which is pivotal about an axis, which axis extends in parallel with the axis of rotation of the centrifuge drum. The element comprises a blade which extends over almost the entire height of the centrifuge drum and makes contact with the product after the pivotal movement. The scraper is not moveable vertically. The arms of the hub have upper surfaces which are located below the drum base. The scraper is mounted independently of the swinging suspension of the centrifuge drum.
Device and method for reducing wind resistance power of large geotechnical centrifuge
A device and a method for reducing wind resistance power of a large geotechnical centrifuge are provided. A semicircular tube cylindrical cooling device is installed between an internal side of a high-speed rotor system and a cylindrical shell. A serpentine top semicircular tube cooling plate is provided right above a hanging basket, and return helium gas inlet holes are opened at a center of the top semicircular tube cooling plate. A helium gas in a helium gas storage tank passes through helium gas outlets on the helium gas inlet pipes, and enters a centrifuge chamber from a bottom sealing plate. The helium gas is used to replace air in the centrifuge chamber to reduce the wind resistance power and corresponding energy consumption. No vacuuming is required, so sealing requirements are lower. Heat dissipation equipment is placed inside the centrifuge chamber, and a helium gas circulation wind duct is added to improve heat exchange coefficient and heat dissipation effect. A special vibration isolation gasket is used, in such a manner that the vibration transmitted to the top bearing system support device by the main shaft is separated from the centrifuge chamber, thereby avoiding resonance of the centrifuge chamber and the main shaft, and ensuring safety of the centrifuge chamber. The present invention is more economical when operating at an acceleration of below 1500 g, and can maintain the temperature below 45° C.
Device and method for reducing wind resistance power of large geotechnical centrifuge
A device and a method for reducing wind resistance power of a large geotechnical centrifuge are provided. A semicircular tube cylindrical cooling device is installed between an internal side of a high-speed rotor system and a cylindrical shell. A serpentine top semicircular tube cooling plate is provided right above a hanging basket, and return helium gas inlet holes are opened at a center of the top semicircular tube cooling plate. A helium gas in a helium gas storage tank passes through helium gas outlets on the helium gas inlet pipes, and enters a centrifuge chamber from a bottom sealing plate. The helium gas is used to replace air in the centrifuge chamber to reduce the wind resistance power and corresponding energy consumption. No vacuuming is required, so sealing requirements are lower. Heat dissipation equipment is placed inside the centrifuge chamber, and a helium gas circulation wind duct is added to improve heat exchange coefficient and heat dissipation effect. A special vibration isolation gasket is used, in such a manner that the vibration transmitted to the top bearing system support device by the main shaft is separated from the centrifuge chamber, thereby avoiding resonance of the centrifuge chamber and the main shaft, and ensuring safety of the centrifuge chamber. The present invention is more economical when operating at an acceleration of below 1500 g, and can maintain the temperature below 45° C.