US2678729A - Automatically operative magnetic separator - Google Patents

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US2678729A
US2678729A US251578A US25157851A US2678729A US 2678729 A US2678729 A US 2678729A US 251578 A US251578 A US 251578A US 25157851 A US25157851 A US 25157851A US 2678729 A US2678729 A US 2678729A
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    • B03SEPARATION OF SOLID MATERIALS USING LIQUIDS OR USING PNEUMATIC TABLES OR JIGS; MAGNETIC OR ELECTROSTATIC SEPARATION OF SOLID MATERIALS FROM SOLID MATERIALS OR FLUIDS; SEPARATION BY HIGH-VOLTAGE ELECTRIC FIELDS
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    • B03C1/02Magnetic separation acting directly on the substance being separated
    • B03C1/10Magnetic separation acting directly on the substance being separated with cylindrical material carriers
    • B03C1/12Magnetic separation acting directly on the substance being separated with cylindrical material carriers with magnets moving during operation; with movable pole pieces
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  • This invention relates to an automatically operative magnetic separator for flow media of the fluid or of the gaseous or mixed type.
  • the flow medium may consist of colloidal suspensions or mixtures of non-magnetic substances, such as sand, silica, fine metals with fine magnetizable components, for instance iron, iron oxides and the like.
  • the flow media to be separated such as liquids, are entered into a casing provided with a rotatable magnet; the flow media pass the lower part of the roller and are discharged from the casing, the rotatable magnet intended to separate the magnetizable particles from the flow, which are discharged by means of a stripper and the like.
  • FIGS. 1-5 illustrate vertical sectional views of separator casings equipped in conformity with various modifications of the invention
  • Figs. 6, '7 show side views of a separating plant
  • Fig. 8 is a plan view thereof.
  • the magnetic separator shown in Fig. 1 comprises an outer casing i, which is divided by a wall .2 into a larger operating chamber and a smaller secondary or entrance chamber 5, the flow medium to be treated being indicated by arrows.
  • a bottom opening 3 is provided in wall 2; the charge to be purified passes through this opening from chamber 5 into the lower section of the main chamber 4; after separation in this chamber 4, it is discharged through opening 6.
  • a cover I! is provided at the top of casing 4.
  • a cylindrical magnetic separator drum is rotatably mounted in the walls 2 and 8 of easing l by means of journals 1.
  • This drum is composed of alternate annular magnets 9 and ferromagnetic guide discs I! in such a manner that the annular magnets or magnet rings 9 bear on both sides of the guide discs It with the same polarity N-N or S-S. Therefore, at the periphery of the ferromagnetic guide discs It a field of doubly strong polarity results, which short-circuits itself via N-S at the surface of the cylindrical drums. Accordingly at the periphery of the ferromagnetic guide discs l0 and on the entire circumference of the drum, an uninterrupted, outwardly directed, homogeneous magnetic field results.
  • the spaces l i between the ferromagnetic guide discs may be filled with non-magnetic materials, such as brass, copper, or aluminum, to produce a completely smooth surface of the drum.
  • the annular magnets 9 and the ferromagnetic guide discs iii are mounted on a non-magnetic shaft l2, which may be replaced by a hollow spindle.
  • the annular magnets 9 may also be composed of individual segmental bodies of any desired shape and they may have angular, oval or other shapes serving the same purpose as the rings 9.
  • bar-shaped projections l3 shaped in conformity with the contours of the drum A are spacedly provided in the lower portion of main chamber 4 at right angles to the direction of the material flow in such a manner that a narrow gap is created therebetween and the drum A. In this manner, the flow medium entering into 4 is forced to pass across the bars l3 and to flow directly along the periphery of the drum A through places where the magnetic field has its maximum separating capacity.
  • the length of the drum and accordingly the number of magnetic stages and the number of bars l3 depend upon the requirements of the individual cases of application.
  • air gaps H are provided between the ferromagnetic guide discs IS.
  • a spacing sleeve M of non-magnetic material tightly seals the magnetic drum body at a certain distance from the periphery of the guide discs It], so that a type of rake drum is formed.
  • the guide bars 13 project in this case into the magnetic fields between two ferromagnetic guide discs I0, so that a labyrinth-like separating effect is attained, which is still more effective than the one of the previously described embodiment; this is due to the fact that the particles to be separated are brought nearer to or into the strong magnetic fields of the individual drum stages.
  • FIG. 3 A further embodiment of the invention is illustrated in Fig. 3.
  • the arrangement of the annular magnets or magnet rings 9 and the guide discs I is different from those described, in so far as the second, the fourth and further intermediary guide discs [5 are reduced in size and enclosed by the spacing sleeve 1 4, which latter may be also omitted.
  • drum A Still another embodiment of drum A is illustrated in Fig. 4.
  • the thickness of the inner sections of the guide discs I6 is increased relative to the annular magnets 9 in order to enlarge the width of the magnetic field stages.
  • This arrangement basically corresponds to that shown in Fig. 2, where the magnetic fields at the periphery of the ferromagnetic guide discs ID are outwardly short-circuited via NS.
  • the projecting guide bars l3 are disposed between ferromagnetic guide disc I 0 and annular disc l6.
  • three main separator stages result, of which each is divided into two sub-stages.
  • the number of the three stages may, of course, be increased, or within one stage, a plurality of ferromagnetic annular guide discs I1 may be provided, whereby the labyrinth-like action is further increased.
  • the magnetic drum A may also be constructed from a combination of the previously described embodiment, as shown in Fig. 5.
  • the here shown arrangement has the advantage that in the first stage, a large percentage a gear connection I9.
  • chute 20 This chute is preferably shaped to correspond to the dimensions and the length of the separator drum.
  • a magnetic separator for flow media an outer tubular casing, a non-magnetic outer drum, a permanently magnetic horizontal sepsaid casing to rotatably support said separator drum, a lateral inlet chamber for said flow media and a bottom passage in said casing for the conduct of said flow media from said inlet chamher into the bottom space between said magnetic drum and said casing, a plurality of ribs upwardly projecting from the bottom of said drum into the entire range of the magnetic fields produced by said permanently magnetic separator drum, said ribs extending in a direction parallel to said guide discs, an outlet for said flow media located at the end of said drum opposite said inlet chamber, said drum being composed of a first and a second portion, the first portion being adjacently located to said inlet chamber and being composed of annular magnets and circular ferromagnetic guide discs having a larger diameter than said annular magnets, the second portion of said drum being composed of annular magnets having a smaller radius than the annular magnets of said first portion of said separator
  • the inner portion of the ferromagnetic circular guide discs of the second portion of said separator drum being thicknessincreased relative to the outer portions of said guide discs.
  • said ferromagnetic guide discs being disposed between said magnets projecting circumferentially beyond the latter, a concentric sleeve of a non-magnetic material spacedly surrounding a part of the annular magnets and fastened to the projecting parts of the adjacent guide discs, additional guide discs between the residual ferromagnetic guide discs ending short of said annular magnets and being fastened to said residual guide discs.
  • annular conductor discs fastened to said nonmagnetic outer drum and substantially corresponding in shape to the outer portions of the ferromagnetic guide discs.

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