Patent classifications
D01B1/02
Method of neutralizing cotton seeds
Provided herein is a method of neutralizing cotton seeds, including the steps of providing delinted cotton seeds having a pH of less than about 3.3, and applying an alkyl amine to the delinted cotton seeds to produce neutralized delinted cotton seeds having a pH of greater than about 3.5.
Method of neutralizing cotton seeds
Provided herein is a method of neutralizing cotton seeds, including the steps of providing delinted cotton seeds having a pH of less than about 3.3, and applying an alkyl amine to the delinted cotton seeds to produce neutralized delinted cotton seeds having a pH of greater than about 3.5.
Secondary impurity-removal recycling system for refining cotton
A secondary impurity-removal recycling system for refining cotton is provided. A first feeding opening is set on the side of the first bin shell, in which the first drum is movably installed, and the first drum is tube shaped. A first mesh is set on the peripheral wall of the first drum, and a first scraper is set at the first feeding opening inside the first bin shell. One end of the first drum is provided with a first impurity-discharging pipe, the outer periphery of which is provided with a first annular hump. The first connecting sleeve is installed on the outer wall of the first bin shell, and the first impurity-discharging pipe is movably stuck in the first connecting sleeve through the first annular hump, and communicates with the first connecting sleeve. The first induced draft fan communicates with the first connecting sleeve through a first air duct.
Secondary impurity-removal recycling system for refining cotton
A secondary impurity-removal recycling system for refining cotton is provided. A first feeding opening is set on the side of the first bin shell, in which the first drum is movably installed, and the first drum is tube shaped. A first mesh is set on the peripheral wall of the first drum, and a first scraper is set at the first feeding opening inside the first bin shell. One end of the first drum is provided with a first impurity-discharging pipe, the outer periphery of which is provided with a first annular hump. The first connecting sleeve is installed on the outer wall of the first bin shell, and the first impurity-discharging pipe is movably stuck in the first connecting sleeve through the first annular hump, and communicates with the first connecting sleeve. The first induced draft fan communicates with the first connecting sleeve through a first air duct.
SECONDARY IMPURITY-REMOVAL RECYCLING SYSTEM FOR REFINING COTTON
A secondary impurity-removal recycling system for refining cotton is provided. A first feeding opening is set on the side of the first bin shell, in which the first drum is movably installed, and the first drum is tube shaped. A first mesh is set on the peripheral wall of the first drum, and a first scraper is set at the first feeding opening inside the first bin shell. One end of the first drum is provided with a first impurity-discharging pipe, the outer periphery of which is provided with a first annular hump. The first connecting sleeve is installed on the outer wall of the first bin shell, and the first impurity-discharging pipe is movably stuck in the first connecting sleeve through the first annular hump, and communicates with the first connecting sleeve. The first induced draft fan communicates with the first connecting sleeve through a first air duct.
SECONDARY IMPURITY-REMOVAL RECYCLING SYSTEM FOR REFINING COTTON
A secondary impurity-removal recycling system for refining cotton is provided. A first feeding opening is set on the side of the first bin shell, in which the first drum is movably installed, and the first drum is tube shaped. A first mesh is set on the peripheral wall of the first drum, and a first scraper is set at the first feeding opening inside the first bin shell. One end of the first drum is provided with a first impurity-discharging pipe, the outer periphery of which is provided with a first annular hump. The first connecting sleeve is installed on the outer wall of the first bin shell, and the first impurity-discharging pipe is movably stuck in the first connecting sleeve through the first annular hump, and communicates with the first connecting sleeve. The first induced draft fan communicates with the first connecting sleeve through a first air duct.
METHOD OF NEUTRALIZING COTTON SEEDS
Provided herein is a method of neutralizing cotton seeds, including the steps of providing delinted cotton seeds having a pH of less than about 3.3, and applying an alkyl amine to the delinted cotton seeds to produce neutralized delinted cotton seeds having a pH of greater than about 3.5.
METHOD OF NEUTRALIZING COTTON SEEDS
Provided herein is a method of neutralizing cotton seeds, including the steps of providing delinted cotton seeds having a pH of less than about 3.3, and applying an alkyl amine to the delinted cotton seeds to produce neutralized delinted cotton seeds having a pH of greater than about 3.5.
MATERIALS SEGREGATING SEED COTTON EXTRACTOR CLEANER
An extractor cleaner for harvested cotton uses a plurality of sequential rotating saw cylinders a plurality variably and re-positionable deflector panels mounted for displacement about horizontal axes spaced from said plural rotating saw cylinders to deflect cotton and debris expelled by said plural rotating saw cylinders along separate conduits wherein said plurality of variably re-positionable deflector panels may be selectively positioned to deflect debris along one of said conduits to a discharge opening and to deflect cotton mingled with debris along said one of said conduits to a reclaim rotating saw cylinder.
MATERIALS SEGREGATING SEED COTTON EXTRACTOR CLEANER
An extractor cleaner for harvested cotton uses a plurality of sequential rotating saw cylinders a plurality variably and re-positionable deflector panels mounted for displacement about horizontal axes spaced from said plural rotating saw cylinders to deflect cotton and debris expelled by said plural rotating saw cylinders along separate conduits wherein said plurality of variably re-positionable deflector panels may be selectively positioned to deflect debris along one of said conduits to a discharge opening and to deflect cotton mingled with debris along said one of said conduits to a reclaim rotating saw cylinder.