Patent classifications
B01F23/69
COMPOSITE PARTICLE MANUFACTURING DEVICE AND COMPOSITE PARTICLE MANUFACTURING METHOD
[Problem] To provide a device for manufacturing composite particles constructed by flow paths having relatively great widths and capable of controlling an adsorption ratio of particles, and to provide a method for manufacturing composite particles using this manufacturing device.
[Solution] A device for manufacturing composite particles includes at least one first inlet flow path (2) for supplying a first fluid, at least one second inlet flow path (3) for supplying a second fluid, and a mixing flow path (5) for merging the first fluid and the second fluid supplied respectively from the first inlet flow path and the second inlet flow path and allowing the two kinds of fluids to flow down for a predetermined length while mixing the two kinds of fluids. The mixing flow path is a continuous flow path and has a heterogeneous cross-sectional flow path area in a continuity direction thereof.
REACTION APPARATUS, REACTION SYSTEM, MATERIAL MANUFACTURING SYSTEM, BATTERY MATERIAL MANUFACTURING SYSTEM, BATTERY MANUFACTURING SYSTEM, REACTION PRODUCT MANUFACTURING METHOD, BATTERY MATERIAL MANUFACTURING METHOD, AND BATTERY MANUFACTURING METHOD
In a reaction apparatus, a reaction furnace is cylindrical and includes a supply port for receiving a raw material to be supplied at one end and a discharge port for discharging a reaction product at another end. A temperature control region includes an apparatus for controlling a temperature of the reaction furnace. A screw extends from the one end of the reaction furnace to the other end and is configured to be able to convey the raw material toward the discharge port by rotating. A first fluid control region includes a first fluid inlet and outlet for allowing a first fluid to pass through the reaction furnace in a predetermined region in the intermediate part. A second fluid control region includes a second fluid inlet and outlet for allowing a second fluid to pass through a region different from the first fluid control region in the intermediate part.
CONTAINERIZED SYSTEM FOR MIXING DRY ADDITIVES WITH BULK MATERIAL
In accordance with presently disclosed embodiments, systems and methods for efficiently handling dry additives to be mixed with bulk material in a blender are provided. The systems may include a support structure used to direct bulk material from one or more portable containers on the support structure to a first outlet location, and a combined metering/transferring system for directing dry additives from another portable container to a second outlet location. Specifically, the metering/transferring system may output a metered flow of dry additives to the blender mixer to be combined with bulk material that is released from the portable containers. The metering/transferring system may utilize a gravity feed outlet coupled to a metered screw or other conveying device to move the dry additive from the portable container to the second outlet location.
Method for producing calcium dipropionate
The invention relates to a method for the production of calcium dipropionate by a batch process in a single pressure-resistant reaction vessel. The reaction vessel is charged with calcium oxide, calcium hydroxide, calcium carbonate or a mixture thereof. Then, pure high-concentrated propionic acid, preferably in a concentration of above 99% is added to the solid raw materials. The heat (up to 160 C.) and pressure (up to 10 bar) are retained in the reaction vessel and are subsequently used to discharge the reaction water after the complete amount of acid has been added. After a reaction time of 3 to 6 hours, pure calcium dipropionate with a water content of below 1% is obtained.
PAC-BASED CAP DELIVERY METHODS
Disclosed are novel remedial capping methods comprising: (a) providing an organic adsorption ingredient and an organic polymer delivery ingredient; (b) providing a non-organic silica carrier ingredient; (c) blending the organic adsorption ingredient, the organic polymer delivery ingredient, and the non-organic silica carrier ingredient to form a capping composition layer mixture; (d) delivering the capping composition layer mixture to a delivery means; and (e) distributing the capping composition layer mixture throughout a distribution pool and forming a capping composition layer in an area in need of remediation.
PAC-BASED CAP LAYERS AND COMPOSITIONS
Disclosed are novel cap layer compositions comprising: (a) an organic adsorption ingredient; (b)a non-organic silica carrier ingredient; and (c) an organic polymer delivery ingredient, wherein the cap layer composition is made by blending ingredients (a) through (c) in an integrated blending and delivery apparatus, the cap layer composition for use in an area in need of remediation.
INTEGRATED PAC-BASED CAP LAYER DELIVERY SYSTEM
Disclosed is a novel blending and delivery apparatus comprising: (a) a housing; (b) a first input port configured to receive an organic adsorption ingredient; (c) a second input port configured to receive an organic polymer delivery ingredient; (d) an intake chute configured to receive a non-organic silica carrier ingredient; (e) an auger driveshaft; (f) an auger coupled to the auger driveshaft; (g) a motor coupled to the auger driveshaft; and (h) a discharge opening; wherein the motor rotates the auger to blend the organic adsorption ingredient, the organic polymer delivery ingredient, and the non-organic silica carrier ingredient to form a capping composition layer mixture output via the discharge opening, where the capping composition layer mixture used to make a capping composition layer.
INTEGRATED PAC-BASED CAP DELIVERY SYSTEM, APPARATUS AND COMPOSITIONS
Disclosed are novel solutions in which a preexisting sediment capping system is integrated with improvements such as a cap ingredient processing and delivery apparatus, cap processing method and novel compositional cap product, whereby a hazardous site is remediated by delivering at least one novel cap composition layer over the contaminated subaqueous waterway or terrestrial substrate floor. One embodiment includes a powdered activated carbon (PAC) based cap layer produced by the system and methodology disclosed, the cap layer ingredients comprising predetermined ratio amounts of dry PAC and dry powdered 2-Hydroxypropyl guar gum (HGG) used as a safe and effective delivery ingredient, blended in a cap processing and delivering apparatus with a dewatered sand semi-slurry, the processed resulting capping composition being delivered in a manner such that a novel PAC cap layer is provided to a cap placement area in need of remediation.
METHOD OF MAKING A MAGNETIC MATERIAL AND A FLUIDIZED BED MIXER FOR MAKING THE SAME
A fluidized bed mixer for combining a first powder with a second powder for manufacturing a magnet and a method of using the fluidized bed mixer for making the magnet. The first powder material is an alloy powder containing neodymium (Nd), iron (Fe), and boron (B), and the second powder material is an alloy powder or elemental metal powder containing one or more of dysprosium (Dy) and terbium (Tb). The fluidized bed mixer includes a fluidized bed portion in an upper portion of a mixing chamber, a cascading baffle system beneath the fluidized bed portion, and combined powder collection area beneath the cascading baffle system. The fluidized bed mixer is configured to homogenously combine a first powder material with a second powder material in such a way that particles of the second powder material adheres to and covers the outer surfaces of the particles of the first powder material.
Blending flow configuration engine in a material processing system
Methods, systems, and computer storage media for providing a blending flow configuration for a material processing system that blends a material from multiple sources. A blending flow configuration identifies an arrangement of components and settings of the components in the material processing system to support blending a material. The blending flow configuration can support optimizing outcomes of different types of downstream processes. The material properties data are identified based on different types of measurements. For example, block models, lab assays, and on-stream analyzers can be used to determine a composition of the material. Grinding line performance data (or grinding line operation data) that estimates the grinding line performance or capacity can also be accessed. A description of a conveyance network design of the material processing system is generated. The conveyance network design can specifically help identify source nodes, sink nodes, transshipments nodes, and network arcs of the material processing system.