Patent classifications
B28C5/006
APPARATUS FOR EXTRUDING CERAMIC SLURRY
An extruder includes a receptacle for containing material to be extruded. The extruder further includes a dispersion blade positioned within the receptacle and a nozzle secured to the receptacle. The nozzle defines a first opening positioned within an interior of the receptacle, defines a second opening positioned outside of the receptacle and defines a channel which extends from the first opening through the nozzle to the second opening defining a flow path which extends from the first opening, through the channel and to the second opening. The nozzle extends through a wall of the receptacle and into the interior of the receptacle such that the first opening is positioned spaced apart from the wall.
Apparatus for extruding ceramic slurry
An extruder includes a receptacle for containing material to be extruded. The extruder further includes a dispersion blade positioned within the receptacle and a nozzle secured to the receptacle. The nozzle defines a first opening positioned within an interior of the receptacle, defines a second opening positioned outside of the receptacle and defines a channel which extends from the first opening through the nozzle to the second opening defining a flow path which extends from the first opening, through the channel and to the second opening. The nozzle extends through a wall of the receptacle and into the interior of the receptacle such that the first opening is positioned spaced apart from the wall.
Colloidal mixing method for slurries
Colloidal mixing of cementitious material into a liquid such as water to form a grout slurry for pumping to a location for use includes a mixing tank and a colloidal mixing mill which grinds and pumps the mixed material with the material being repeatedly circulated between the mill and the tank. The colloidal mixing mill includes a housing defining a generally cylindrical chamber containing a rotor shaped to define a clearance of the order of 3 mm between the front and rear wall of the housing and the rotor with holes from a dished front face of the rotor to the rear face to carry the mixed materials to the clearance where a shearing action takes place to shear the particles in the mixed materials prior to exit through the outlet.
MIXER, MIXING METHOD, AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING LIGHTWEIGHT GYPSUM BOARD
[Object] Behavior of a flow of foam or foaming agent ejected to a gypsum slurry can be stabilized, and a relatively large amount of foam or foaming agent can be homogeneously or uniformly dispersed in the slurry.
[Solution] A mixer (10) has a mixing area (10a) for preparing gypsum slurry (3), a slurry delivery section (4) for delivering the slurry from the mixing area, and a feeding port (60) for feeding foam (M) or a foaming agent to the slurry in the mixing area and/or the slurry delivery section under pressure. The slurry having the foam mixed therein is supplied to a production line (1) for forming gypsum boards or gypsum-based boards. The feeding port is provided with a partition member (62,64,65) dividing an ejecting region (61,61). The ejecting region is divided into a plurality of openings (63), which simultaneously eject the foam or forming agent to the slurry.
CONSTRUCTION SITE MIXING MACHINE, MOBILE CONSTRUCTION SITE ROTARY MIXING MACHINE AND METHOD OF OPERATING THE CONSTRUCTION SITE MIXING MACHINE
A construction site mixing machine for mixing mixing materials contains a mixing container for a mixing material, a mixing tool displacement device, by which a mixing tool is displaceable between a mixing tool use position and a mixing tool non-use position. The mixing tool displacement device has a telescoping device or is formed by such a telescoping device. The mixing tool is displaceable by the telescoping device between the mixing tool use position and the mixing tool non-use position. According to an alternative concept, a control unit is configured to drive the mixing container by the mixing container drive unit in the opposite direction to the mixing tool which is drivable in rotation by the mixing tool drive unit and/or that the control unit has a timer function by which the operating time of the mixing tool drive unit and/or the mixing container drive unit is settable.