CH113002A - Centrifuge drum. - Google Patents

Centrifuge drum.

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Publication number
CH113002A
CH113002A CH113002DA CH113002A CH 113002 A CH113002 A CH 113002A CH 113002D A CH113002D A CH 113002DA CH 113002 A CH113002 A CH 113002A
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Switzerland
Prior art keywords
sep
centrifuge drum
drum
mantle
coating
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French (fr)
Inventor
Otto Sindl
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Otto Sindl
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    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B04CENTRIFUGAL APPARATUS OR MACHINES FOR CARRYING-OUT PHYSICAL OR CHEMICAL PROCESSES
    • B04BCENTRIFUGES
    • B04B7/00Elements of centrifuges
    • B04B7/08Rotary bowls
    • B04B7/085Rotary bowls fibre- or metal-reinforced

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  • Centrifugal Separators (AREA)

Description

  

  Tambour de centrifuge.    On sait que les     centrifu;@es    sont     Irèfré-          quemment    employées pour le     turbinage    de  liquides acides ou     alcalins.    Il est fréquem  ment .difficile dans ces cas :d'employer     .des     matériaux .de construction appropriés, parce  que les métaux pratiquement     employables,     tels que le cuivre, l'aluminium, le nickel etc.,  ne conviennent. pas encore pour tous les cas,  ces métaux, bien que résistant aux influences       cliimi.ques,    produisant souvent .des effets in  désirables sur la matière à. turbiner comme  c'est par exemple le cas dans les teinture  ries.

   On a cherché à y remédier en revêtant  les tambours métalliques de substances non       métalliques    appropriées. comme par exem  ple le     caoutelioua    durci. Toutefois,     ces    revête  ments ne sont pas très durables, parce qu'ils       (el.atent    facilement: par suite     de    la. dilatation  inégale de la matière dont est     construit    le  tambour, ainsi que de la matière constitutive  (lu revêtement et qu'ils sont alors hors d'état  de servir.

   Or on a reconnu que les résines  artificielles, par exemple celles obtenues  comme produits de condensation de     formal-          dehyde    et phénol, sont des corps très résis-         tants    aux bains     alcalcins    et acides, et qu'une  matière formée de résine artificielle et de  matière fibreuse possédait aussi nue. résis  tance suffisante.  



  L'objet de la     présente    invention est un  tambour de centrifuge .dont le manteau est  en matière formée de résine artificielle et (le  matière fibreuse.  



  Le dessin annexé représente une forme  d'exécution, donnée     à,        titre    d'exemple, d'un  tambour de centrifuge suivant l'invention..  L'arbre N porte le fond de tambour P fabri  qué en métal ou en toute autre     matière    ap  propriée, auquel est fixé par des vis S le  manteau T. Ce manteau est en matière for  mée de résine artificielle et de matière fi  breuse et, .dans la forme     d'exécutiolz    repré  sentée, il     est    pourvu, intérieurement et exté  rieurement d'un revêtement U. par exemple  en     cellon,    celluloïd etc.

   D est le couvercle     chi     tambour, qui, -dans la forme d'exécution re  présentée, est assujetti à force au man  teau T.



  Centrifuge drum. It is known that centrifuges are frequently employed for the turbining of acidic or alkaline liquids. In these cases it is often difficult to use. Suitable construction materials, because practically employable metals, such as copper, aluminum, nickel etc., are not suitable. not yet in all cases, these metals, although resistant to cliimi.ques influences, often producing undesirable effects on the material. turbinate as is the case, for example, in dyes.

   An attempt has been made to remedy this by coating the metal drums with suitable non-metallic substances. such as, for example, the hardened caoutelioua. However, these coatings are not very durable, because they (el.atent easily: owing to the unequal expansion of the material of which the drum is made, as well as of the constituent material (read coating and that they. are then unable to serve.

   Now it has been recognized that artificial resins, for example those obtained as condensation products of formaldehyde and phenol, are substances very resistant to alkaline and acid baths, and that a material formed of artificial resin and fibrous material also possessed nude. sufficient resistance.



  The object of the present invention is a centrifuge drum, the mantle of which is made of material formed of artificial resin and (the fibrous material.



  The appended drawing shows an embodiment, given by way of example, of a centrifuge drum according to the invention. The shaft N carries the bottom of the drum P made of metal or any other suitable material. property, to which the mantle T. is fixed by screws S. This mantle is made of a material formed of artificial resin and a fibrous material and, in the execution form shown, it is provided, internally and externally with a U coating, for example of cellon, celluloid etc.

   D is the drum cover, which, in the embodiment shown, is forcibly attached to the sleeve T.

 

Claims (1)

EMI0002.0001 REVENDICATION <tb> Tambour <SEP> de <SEP> celitrifuhe, <SEP> cara.ctérisê <SEP> en <SEP> et, <tb> rlut <SEP> le <SEP> manteau <SEP> du <SEP> tambour <SEP> ea <SEP> cri <SEP> matière EMI0002.0002 fi <SEP> hrtua. EMI0002.0001 CLAIM <tb> Drum <SEP> of <SEP> celitrifuhe, <SEP> cara.ctérisê <SEP> in <SEP> and, <tb> rlut <SEP> the <SEP> coat <SEP> of the <SEP> drum <SEP> ea <SEP> cry <SEP> material EMI0002.0002 fi <SEP> hrtua.
CH113002D 1924-09-10 1924-09-10 Centrifuge drum. CH113002A (en)

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CH113002T 1924-09-10

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Cited By (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
FR2504410A1 (en) * 1981-04-25 1982-10-29 Heraeus Christ Gmbh ROTOR OF CENTRIFUGE

Cited By (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
FR2504410A1 (en) * 1981-04-25 1982-10-29 Heraeus Christ Gmbh ROTOR OF CENTRIFUGE

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