SU37549A1 - Lime slaking machine - Google Patents

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A suitable tire for extinguishing / in the way of extinguishing lime, in a tea jug with a conical screw j Yder, adjacent to the Gel slaking chamber, a mill with cylinders and sliders is placed for complete curing and transformation.

J drawing of FIG. 1 is a view of Ashina for slaking lime from the side; ig. 2 is a longitudinal section of it; FIG. 3 - cross section of it.

The lime slaking machine consists of two cylinders; tonneider and amer 75 final slaking. Both cylinders are connected so that the first cylinder enters the bottom of the second. In the tonner 14 there is a conical j screw 5, above which at its beginning in the tonner 14 there is a receiving hopper /, equipped with two crushing rollers I and 2. In the part 20 of the cylinder of the tonnider 14 to the chamber 13, I on the common shaft 16 with the screw mill with cylindrical runners b. In the quenching chamber / 5, mesh blades 7 are mounted crosswise on the same shaft. A casing 8 with a movable exhaust pipe 10 is put on top of the quenching chamber, in its lower half; above the outlet pipe in the quenching chamber / 5 there is an internal outlet P, which serves to discharge the fluff

and for cleaning. At the end of the thinner, there is a cleaning hole with a cover 5 and a stop screw 4 for hermetic closure. In the quenching chamber on both its sides there are elongated holes (7), directed along the length of the generator, which serve for release from the quenching chamber of the prepared lime solution.

Both cylinder-toners 14 and chambers 75-pre-filled with water supplied through pipes 18. Lime supplied to the receiving funnel 7, by means of a conveyor or wheelbarrows along the scaffolding, passes through the funnel to the crushing rollers 2. The lime crushed partly in the rollers in the screwdriver 14 on the tapered auger 3; the blades of the propeller move the lime, which is at the time of quenching, forward to the narrower part of the passage, thereby erasing the upper extruded layer of lime against the walls of the tonner, exposing the unfrozen part and giving access to water; in addition, the taper of the auger makes it possible, like a cone crusher, to grind MOUUHHTTb pieces of underburning and larger pieces of lime that are not crushed in rollers. The blade of the auger and the continuous flow of lime from the receiving funnel cause the lime to move to the mill with rotating sliders 6. The lime falling between the sliders is completely flared and, being sufficiently crushed and turned into a dough, falls into the chamber 13 of the final quenching, with less saturated water . Here, in the chamber, thanks to the mesh blade, the lime is finally quenched by turning 3 milk of lime. Due to the continuous flow of lime, milk is poured through the openings 17 into the casing 8 and from there through the exhaust pipe JO into the drawers or in the room. The heat released during extinguishing in this case does not evaporate, as is the case in the quenching boxes and max, but remaining for a longer time in the chambers (tonnier and quenching chamber), contributes to

rapid decay of particles, thereby accelerating the process of enrichment. This machine is mounted on T-beams, properly fastened together, and on wheels for movement.

The subject matter of the invention.

1. A machine for lime slaking, characterized in that in part 20 of the thin cores J4 adjacent to the chamber /.ij/ of the final quenching, a lime mill with fluffy runners is placed on the path of the lime slaughter.

2. The form of the machine is performed by using a conical auger in a thin tree 74.

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