TH40881B - A practical container for rice straw or other light bulky materials. - Google Patents

Abstract

DC60 Methods to chemically treat bulky, lightweight cellulose materials that include directing the material to the top inlet of the container in a truly vertical operation; Keeping the material in the container at a pressure of at least 20 bar and at a temperature of at least 200 °C; Handling of materials and solutions in seasonings in containers; movement of material through at least one anti-compression ring on the inner surface of the container as the material moves downward through the container; shaking the material in the container and material release that is discharged from the discharge port at the bottom of the container Methods to chemically treat bulky, lightweight cellulose materials include: the introduction of the material into the top inlet of the container in a truly vertical operation; Keeping the material in the container at a pressure of at least 20 bar and at a temperature of at least 200 °C; Handling of materials and solutions in seasonings in containers; movement of material through at least one ring of resistance on the inner surface of the container as the material moves downward through the container; shaking the material in the container and material release that is disposed of from the discharge port at the bottom of the container:

Claims (9)

Disclaimers (all) that will not appear on the advertisement page: 1. A method for chemically treating large, lightweight cellulose materials containing Importing materials to the top entry of the container in true vertical practice. The material is passed through one or more anti-compression rings on the inner surface of the container, as the material travels downward through the container. Shaking the material in the container through the anti-compression ring and releasing the treated material from the bottom discharge chamber of the container. 2. The method of claim 1 consists of the treatment of the material in the vessel at a pressure of at least 20 bar and at a temperature of at least 140 ํ. 3. Method for claim 1 that follows the treatment of materials and cooking solutions in containers. 4. Method of claim 1 that follows the release of automatic hydrolysis. Take place in the material in the container 5. Method of claim 1, where large, lightweight cellulose materials include, At least one of the straw, bagasse, corncobs and energy-producing grains. 6. Method of claim 1 where the vessel is maintained at a pressure of at least 20 bar and at a temperature of at least 200 ํ. 7.Method of claim 1, where a container is a single chamber vessel for chemical digestion to membranes. 8. Method of claim 1, where the compression ring is in the upper part of the container. 9.Method of claim 1, which consists of the containment of material in a container for a period of not more than 30 minutes 1 0. Method of claim 1 where the practice includes material hydrolysis.