Patent classifications
B01J2/16
Preparation of Titanium and Titanium Alloy Powder for 3D Printing Based on Fluidized Bed Jet Milling Technique
A method of preparation of titanium and titanium alloy powder for 3D printing is based on a fluidized bed jet milling technique. Hydride-dehydrate titanium powder and titanium alloy powder are used as main raw material powder, jet milling and shaping are carried out in shielding atmosphere of nitrogen or argon, and finally high-performance titanium and titanium alloy powder meeting the requirements of 3D printing process is obtained. The titanium and titanium alloy powder prepared using this method has a narrow particle size distribution, approximately spherical shape, and controllable oxygen content.
Method for the manufacture of a urea-based particulate material containing elemental sulphur
This invention relates to a method for the manufacture of a homogeneous, solid, particulate, urea-based material comprising elemental sulphur. The invention further relates to a homogeneous, solid, particulate urea-based material comprising small elemental sulphur phases in a urea-based base material and formed by an accretion process. The product is in particular suitable as a fertilizer.
Method for the manufacture of a urea-based particulate material containing elemental sulphur
This invention relates to a method for the manufacture of a homogeneous, solid, particulate, urea-based material comprising elemental sulphur. The invention further relates to a homogeneous, solid, particulate urea-based material comprising small elemental sulphur phases in a urea-based base material and formed by an accretion process. The product is in particular suitable as a fertilizer.
Electrospray device for fluidized bed apparatus, fluidized bed apparatus and method
The electrospray device comprises a sprayer comprising a sprayer body and nozzle, and a partition positioned vertically and coaxially with the sprayer. The sprayer body is provided with a swirl generator for generating a swirling air stream, and a power supply connected between the nozzle and the partition, to apply voltage to the nozzle and the partition. The electrospray device may be part of a fluidized bed apparatus comprising a product container, a lower plenum base, an air distribution plate resided therebetween. When the power supply applies voltage in opposite polarities to the nozzle and the partition, the fluidized bed apparatus is used for coating particles; and when the power supply applies voltage of the same, the fluidized bed apparatus is used for spray-drying a solution. The electrospray device uses an electromagnetic hydrodynamic method to improve the performance of the fluidized bed apparatus and optimize the process of product.
Electrospray device for fluidized bed apparatus, fluidized bed apparatus and method
The electrospray device comprises a sprayer comprising a sprayer body and nozzle, and a partition positioned vertically and coaxially with the sprayer. The sprayer body is provided with a swirl generator for generating a swirling air stream, and a power supply connected between the nozzle and the partition, to apply voltage to the nozzle and the partition. The electrospray device may be part of a fluidized bed apparatus comprising a product container, a lower plenum base, an air distribution plate resided therebetween. When the power supply applies voltage in opposite polarities to the nozzle and the partition, the fluidized bed apparatus is used for coating particles; and when the power supply applies voltage of the same, the fluidized bed apparatus is used for spray-drying a solution. The electrospray device uses an electromagnetic hydrodynamic method to improve the performance of the fluidized bed apparatus and optimize the process of product.
GRANULATION DEVICE
A device for granulation of concentrated and/or aqueous solutions/melts may include a shaft extending in a longitudinal direction and rotatably mounted within a housing. Impact arms may extend radially outward from a rotation axis of the shaft. Due to blade elements attached to the impact arms, particles of fluidized material to be treated may advance in the longitudinal direction along a flow direction and be rotated and mixed by the blade elements. A first blade element may have an attitude so as to be inclined relative to a plane that in a transverse direction extends through the rotation axis, when viewed in the conveying direction. A second blade element may have an attitude that is counter to the flow direction such that the second blade element when viewed in the conveying direction is aligned so as to be reversely inclined relative to a remainder of the blade elements.
GRANULATION DEVICE
A device for granulation of concentrated and/or aqueous solutions/melts may include a shaft extending in a longitudinal direction and rotatably mounted within a housing. Impact arms may extend radially outward from a rotation axis of the shaft. Due to blade elements attached to the impact arms, particles of fluidized material to be treated may advance in the longitudinal direction along a flow direction and be rotated and mixed by the blade elements. A first blade element may have an attitude so as to be inclined relative to a plane that in a transverse direction extends through the rotation axis, when viewed in the conveying direction. A second blade element may have an attitude that is counter to the flow direction such that the second blade element when viewed in the conveying direction is aligned so as to be reversely inclined relative to a remainder of the blade elements.
PEDOSPHERE-IMPROVING GRANULATE, METHOD FOR PRODUCING SAME, AND USE THEREOF
A method for producing a pedosphere-improving granulate (6) and granulate itself, the method includes a) producing a raw material dispersion including at least one inorganic secondary phosphate (1) and at least one reaction agent (2) in a liquid phase (4), b) separating part of the liquid phase (4) from the raw material dispersion, c) granulating and/or extruding the remaining raw material dispersion with a reduced liquid phase (4), d) either returning the liquid phase (4) separated in process step b) to process step a) in order to produce a raw material dispersion without at least partly separating (5) heavy metals or at least partly separating heavy metals (7) from the liquid phase (4) separated in process step b) and discharging the heavy metals (7) out of the process and subsequently returning the separated heavy metal reduced liquid phase (4) in order to produce a raw material dispersion in a manner analogous to process step a) and/or returning the liquid phase to process step c), and e) repeating process steps a) to d).
FLUID-BED GRANULATOR SYSTEM WITH COATING MATERIAL TO PREVENT DUST BUILDUP IN THE AIR SYSTEMS OF UREA GRANULATION PLANTS
A fluid-bed granulator system may include a fluid-bed granulator, a scrubber unit, and a connection-duct between an air vent opening of the fluid-bed granulator and the scrubber unit. An inner surface of the connection-duct may be at least partially coated with an anti-adhesion layer. The system may further include a granulator space inside the fluid-bed granulator, a perforated plate disposed inside the granulator space, spray nozzles disposed at the perforated plate, a fluidization air inlet, supply lines for atomization air connected to the spray nozzles, supply lines for a liquid melt connected to the spray nozzles, a granulation seeds inlet, a granulator outlet opening, and an air vent opening. A disclosed urea granulation plant may utilize the fluid-bed granulator system.
FLUID-BED GRANULATOR SYSTEM WITH COATING MATERIAL TO PREVENT DUST BUILDUP IN THE AIR SYSTEMS OF UREA GRANULATION PLANTS
A fluid-bed granulator system may include a fluid-bed granulator, a scrubber unit, and a connection-duct between an air vent opening of the fluid-bed granulator and the scrubber unit. An inner surface of the connection-duct may be at least partially coated with an anti-adhesion layer. The system may further include a granulator space inside the fluid-bed granulator, a perforated plate disposed inside the granulator space, spray nozzles disposed at the perforated plate, a fluidization air inlet, supply lines for atomization air connected to the spray nozzles, supply lines for a liquid melt connected to the spray nozzles, a granulation seeds inlet, a granulator outlet opening, and an air vent opening. A disclosed urea granulation plant may utilize the fluid-bed granulator system.