Patent classifications
D21D1/22
Refiner
A refiner is disclosed comprising relatively rotatable inner and outer conical refining blades. The refining blades are coaxially arranged around a symmetry axis and are provided with first bars and second bars, respectively, for the grinding of fibrous material. The inner conical refining blade or any of the first bars of the inner conical refining blade extend further along the symmetry axis, in the direction of the tapering of the inner and outer conical refining blades, than the outer conical refining blade or any of the second bars of the counter conical refining blade.
Refiner
A refiner is disclosed comprising relatively rotatable inner and outer conical refining blades. The refining blades are coaxially arranged around a symmetry axis and are provided with first bars and second bars, respectively, for the grinding of fibrous material. The inner conical refining blade or any of the first bars of the inner conical refining blade extend further along the symmetry axis, in the direction of the tapering of the inner and outer conical refining blades, than the outer conical refining blade or any of the second bars of the counter conical refining blade.
Refiner beating method
A refiner includes a main body, a rotation shaft provided inside the main body, a tapered rotor attached to the rotation shaft with a space therein, a stator provided in the main body, a rotor beating portion provided on the rotor and having a groove between bars and through-holes, a stator beating portion on the stator with a groove between bars and through-holes, a raw material supply portion for supplying a raw material into the main body, and a raw material discharge portion for discharging a beaten raw material outside the main body. A portion of the raw material guided to a small-diameter opening portion of the rotor and the space of the rotor is beaten by passing through the through-holes of the rotor beating portion and the stator beating portion, and is discharged outside the stator beating portion from the through-holes of the stator beating portion.
Refiner beating method
A refiner includes a main body, a rotation shaft provided inside the main body, a tapered rotor attached to the rotation shaft with a space therein, a stator provided in the main body, a rotor beating portion provided on the rotor and having a groove between bars and through-holes, a stator beating portion on the stator with a groove between bars and through-holes, a raw material supply portion for supplying a raw material into the main body, and a raw material discharge portion for discharging a beaten raw material outside the main body. A portion of the raw material guided to a small-diameter opening portion of the rotor and the space of the rotor is beaten by passing through the through-holes of the rotor beating portion and the stator beating portion, and is discharged outside the stator beating portion from the through-holes of the stator beating portion.
Method for controlling a device for treating high-consistency pulp
A device for processing high-consistency fibrous material has a housing. First and second treatment tools in the housing are fastened to a base plate, have a rotationally symmetrical form, are arranged coaxially to each other, rotate relative to one another about a common axis and delimit a treatment gap through which the fibrous material radially flows. The gap width of the gap is varied by axially shifting at least one base plate of a treatment tool. In order to determine the minimum distance between the base plates, the oscillations are detected on the device and the distance between the base plates rotating relative to one another is reduced until the frequency and/or the amplitude and/or the change in frequency and/or the change in amplitude of the oscillations exceeds a limit value. The distance when the limit value is exceeded is determined as the minimum distance.
METHOD FOR PROCESSING WOOD FIBERS
A method is provided for processing wood fibers comprising providing a refiner comprising a first refining member including first refiner bars and a second refining member including second refiner bars. The first refining member may be spaced from the second refining member to define a refining space therebetween. The first and second refiner bars may be separated by refiner grooves. The method further involves rotating at least one of the first refining member or the second refining member, and supplying a slurry of wood pulp comprising wood fibers to the refiner such that the wood pulp slurry passes through the refining space. The one refining member is rotated at a power level sufficient to create a refining intensity within the refining space of at least about 3 Newtons.
Device and method for removing impurities from shredded plastic
A device for removing impurities from shredded plastic includes at least one first cleaning body having a sectionally tapered and/or cylindrical outer surface forming a first cleaning surface, and at least one second cleaning body having a sectionally tapered and/or cylindrical inner surface forming a second cleaning surface. The second cleaning body accommodates the first cleaning body such that the cleaning surfaces oppose each other and delimit a cleaning gap between each other. A drive apparatus can rotate at least one of the cleaning bodies about its longitudinal axis, and a feed apparatus feeds the shredded plastic into the cleaning gap. The cleaning surfaces each have cleaning ribs, wherein at least one flank of the cleaning ribs is inclined or curved. Cleaning bars running transversally to the direction of extension of the cleaning ribs are arranged between at least some neighboring cleaning ribs.
Device and method for removing impurities from shredded plastic
A device for removing impurities from shredded plastic includes at least one first cleaning body having a sectionally tapered and/or cylindrical outer surface forming a first cleaning surface, and at least one second cleaning body having a sectionally tapered and/or cylindrical inner surface forming a second cleaning surface. The second cleaning body accommodates the first cleaning body such that the cleaning surfaces oppose each other and delimit a cleaning gap between each other. A drive apparatus can rotate at least one of the cleaning bodies about its longitudinal axis, and a feed apparatus feeds the shredded plastic into the cleaning gap. The cleaning surfaces each have cleaning ribs, wherein at least one flank of the cleaning ribs is inclined or curved. Cleaning bars running transversally to the direction of extension of the cleaning ribs are arranged between at least some neighboring cleaning ribs.
SET FOR THE MECHANICAL PROCESSING, IN PARTICULAR GRINDING OF SUSPENDED FIBROUS MATERIAL
A set for mechanical processing suspended fibrous material includes a die plate having receiving openings in a predefined arrangement for insertion of blade-shaped processing elements which jut out on a process side and are flowed onto by the fibrous material. The blade-shaped processing elements have each a plurality of foot regions in longitudinally spaced-apart relation, which pass through the die plate and jut out from the die plate on a process-distal. At least some of the foot regions of the processing elements reach into associated receiving grooves of a base plate on the process-distal side. As an alternative, transverse stiffening elements are arranged substantially orthogonally in the longitudinal direction of the processing elements such that the transverse stiffening elements stabilize the foot regions of the processing elements on the process-distal side.
SET FOR THE MECHANICAL PROCESSING, IN PARTICULAR GRINDING OF SUSPENDED FIBROUS MATERIAL
A set for mechanical processing suspended fibrous material includes a die plate having receiving openings in a predefined arrangement for insertion of blade-shaped processing elements which jut out on a process side and are flowed onto by the fibrous material. The blade-shaped processing elements have each a plurality of foot regions in longitudinally spaced-apart relation, which pass through the die plate and jut out from the die plate on a process-distal. At least some of the foot regions of the processing elements reach into associated receiving grooves of a base plate on the process-distal side. As an alternative, transverse stiffening elements are arranged substantially orthogonally in the longitudinal direction of the processing elements such that the transverse stiffening elements stabilize the foot regions of the processing elements on the process-distal side.