Patent classifications
B03B9/04
METHOD AND DEVICE FOR SEPARATING COMPOSITE MATERIALS AND MIXTURES, IN PARTICULAR SOLID-MATERIAL MIXTURES AND SLAGS
A method for separating composite materials and mixtures, in particular solid-material mixtures and slags, and to a device for carrying out said method. The method for separating composite materials and mixtures comprises the step of transporting the composite material or the mixture through a separating device. The composite material to be separated or the mixture to be separated is excited by mechanical impulses as it passes through the separating device and is thereby separated. The device (1) for carrying out the method comprises a drive unit (21) for driving a rotor element (32), which is connected to a bearing/shaft unit (22) and which is part of a rotor unit (31). The rotor element itself has at least one rotor tool (33) and each rotor tool has at least one rotor tool component (34) and is surrounded by a stator element (42), which is part of a stator unit (41). The stator element itself has at least one stator tool (43) and each stator tool has at least one stator tool component (44). The rotor element and the stator element are substantially cylindrical.
MAGNETIC SEPARATOR, MAGNETIC SEPARATION METHOD, AND IRON SOURCE MANUFACTURING METHOD
A magnetic separator comprises: at least one pair of guide rolls; and a conveyor belt that extends between the pair of guide rolls, and conveys a powdery and/or granular material containing ferromagnetic particles, wherein one guide roll of the pair of guide rolls is a hollow roll, and includes, in a hollow part thereof, a magnet roll including a plurality of magnets that are arranged along an inner peripheral surface of the guide roll in lines at intervals so that different magnetic poles alternate in a circumferential direction, and the magnetic separator further comprises a shield wall that covers a circular arc region of an outer peripheral surface of the guide roll except a circular arc region around which the conveyor belt is wound, to block magnetic lines of force from the plurality of magnets.
MAGNETIC SEPARATOR, MAGNETIC SEPARATION METHOD, AND IRON SOURCE MANUFACTURING METHOD
A magnetic separator comprises: at least one pair of guide rolls; and a conveyor belt that extends between the pair of guide rolls, and conveys a powdery and/or granular material containing ferromagnetic particles, wherein one guide roll of the pair of guide rolls is a hollow roll, and includes, in a hollow part thereof, a magnet roll including a plurality of magnets that are arranged along an inner peripheral surface of the guide roll in lines at intervals so that different magnetic poles alternate in a circumferential direction, and the magnetic separator further comprises a shield wall that covers a circular arc region of an outer peripheral surface of the guide roll except a circular arc region around which the conveyor belt is wound, to block magnetic lines of force from the plurality of magnets.
Incineration byproduct processing and methods
Methods and systems for processing incineration byproduct from waste incinerators, ash purification and recovery of materials and metals. High levels of aggregate and metals recovery and ash purification are achieved for residual ash with reduced environmental contaminants.
Incineration byproduct processing and methods
Methods and systems for processing incineration byproduct from waste incinerators, ash purification and recovery of materials and metals. High levels of aggregate and metals recovery and ash purification are achieved for residual ash with reduced environmental contaminants.
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR SEPARATING MATERIALS USING STIRRING MOTION, STRATIFICATION, AND VERTICAL MOTION
A cyclonic separation and materials processing method and system is presented in which materials entry at one end and which is arranged so that the materials that enter will be given a tangential velocity component as they enter. Specific embodiments include a three-dimensional sorting system with the use of an outward centrifugal motion and up/down (or vertical) motion flow of water or other media, which can be thought of as a three-dimensional separation.
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR RECOVERING METAL FROM ASH
A system for recovering of metal and sand from incinerator ash material having an ash clarification assembly. a magnet to remove the ferrous from the heavy material; a sorting assembly, a drying cage or dewatering unit to dry the material; and a separation assembly to remove the aluminum from the material. Methods are included as well.
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR RECOVERING METAL FROM ASH
A system for recovering of metal and sand from incinerator ash material having an ash clarification assembly. a magnet to remove the ferrous from the heavy material; a sorting assembly, a drying cage or dewatering unit to dry the material; and a separation assembly to remove the aluminum from the material. Methods are included as well.
Transparent light emitting diode film
A display device is provided. A transparent light emitting diode film includes: a base; an electrode layer located on the base and in which at least one pattern is formed; a pad formed in at least one portion on the electrode layer; a light emitting diode located on the pad; and an adhesive layer formed in at least another portion on the electrode layer, wherein in the adhesive layer, an opening portion is formed in a portion corresponding to the light emitting diode. Therefore, when forming the transparent light emitting diode film by including a material having strong heat resistance, a state change by a temperature may not occur.
METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR CLEANING SAND
One or more techniques and/or systems are disclosed for producing beneficial re-use sand from foundry sand. Foundry sand can be collected from a mold making operation, and/or from the casting removal and cleaning process. The collected sand product can be cleaned and separated into a clay and carbon mixture, and a beneficial re-use sand. The collected sand product can be cleaned by mixing with water, and subjecting the resulting mix to a hydrocyclone at appropriate flow rates. The hydrocyclone can separate the mix into a carbon, clay and water mix for re-use, and a wet sand mix. Water can be separated from the wet sand and reused, and the resulting sand can be used as beneficial re-use sand.