WO2005061214A1 - Screw press with integrated filter function - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a method for separating matter, consisting of dry fractions and liquid fractions, in at least two fractions.
- the liquid fractions are filtered in the process, while the dry fractions are transported and stored for further processing.
- the invention relates to the device for carrying out the inventive method as well as use of such a device in the inventive method.
- the invention has been developed for pressing oils from oleaginous fruits, with subsequent burning of the dry matter, but is in principle applicable for other media, for example for pressing lipids from animal products, where the dry matter could be burned or used for other applications.
- the main part of the dry matter leaves the press elsewhere, and can be used for further processing (like chemically extracting more oil) and/or be used for animal fodder or fuel for burn- ers.
- the invention provides a novel and inventive solution to the problems stated above by providing a method which is peculiar in that a method for separating matter is disclosed, where the matter comprises a dry fraction and a liquid fraction, wherein the matter is introduced into a screw press device, where a screw arrangement is rotatably arranged inside a cylinder; where the matter is introduced into the screw device through an inlet, into an inlet zone in which inlet zone the screw arrangement has a first characteristics and that by rotation the matter is moved in a transport direction inside the screw press device to a packaging zone wherein the matter is compacted and in which zone the screw arrangement has a second characteristics, and that by further rotation the matter is transported by the screw arrangement into a filter zone in which zone the screw arrangement has a third characteristics, wherein the compacted matter is relieved of a part of or all of its liquid content, which liquid is drained off by a filter arranged integral in the inner cylinder wall where an outlet and a collection vessel is arranged in connection with the filter, after which the dry fraction and the remaining liquid fraction
- the invention also discloses a device for use in carrying out the method, where the device is peculiar in that the device for separating a liquid fraction from a dry fraction when treating matter, comprises the following features: - an inlet arranged in a first end of a cylinder; - an outlet arranged in a second end of the cylinder, said second end being opposite the first end;
- a screw arrangement arranged for rotation inside said cylinder, where said screw arrangement has varying characteristics along its length; - a filter means arranged integral with the cylinder wall at a predetermined distance from the second end of the cylinder, where said filter has a drain to a storage vessel.
- the invention further concerns the use of the method and device disclosed above, and in the claims 1 to 6 in an assembly, which assembly is particular in that an assembly comprising a device according to any of claims 3 to 6, where said device operates according to the method of claims 1 and/or 2, where said assembly further comprises: - means for providing matter to be separated to the inlet of the device, where the means may be a hopper, a feed conveyor or the like;
- a burner arrangement such as a stoker unit
- the invention utilizes the dry matter resulting from the oil/dry matter separation for room- and water heating, by burning it in a stoker type of burner.
- the invention By making the invention relevant to households, that have no animals to feed, it opens up a new market for using oleaginous seeds and lipid rich animal waste for decentralized heating in smaller households.
- the resulting oil fraction can be used for additional heating through the use of an oil burner, or it can cover the households need for transportation, by using the oil in modified diesel engines.
- the traditional need for sedimentation of the produced oil fraction is almost eliminated, by the principle of integrated filtering build into the press.
- the filtering is made possible with a screw geometry that builds up an internal pressure in the filter zone, so that the filter mesh can be much finer than seen in prior art presses. The finer the filter mesh, the lesser dry mat- ter is expelled with the oil.
- the filter is designed, so the screw keeps it clean at all times, without clogging. When most of the sediment never leaves the press with the oil, it goes with the rest of the dry matter to the stoker burner.
- the press is designed with a small diameter screw, and with very small and specific internal tolerance to the body of the press.
- the small diameter screw makes it possible to brake down the hardened press cake, without the press cake "floating" back, were it could block or damage the filters.
- the small and specific internal tolerance between the screw and surrounding body helps achieving this.
- the process is controlled only by the household energy need for heating.
- the press starts and feeds the burner, and when the need is fulfilled, the process stops automatically. Igniting the dry matter in the burner is done automatically, with the use of a hot air gun, so no manual operation is needed.
- the filtered oil from the automated process is collected in a storage tank, ready for use in an oil burner or a modified diesel engine, or other applications.
- Illustration 1 Principal sketch of press. Illustration 2 Illustration of internal tolerance.
- Illustration 3 Illustration of cone shaped holes in sheet metal filter plate. Illustration 4: Process diagram.
- Illustration 5 Oil yield as function of distance between screw end and nozzle.
- Illustration 6 The assembly of a preferred embodiment of the press.
- Illustration 7 Illustration of the filter tank principle.
- Illustration 8 Alternative embodiment for achieving packing effect in the inlet zone.
- Illustration 9 Preferred embodiment of combined press, sedimentation and burner.
- Illustration 10 Cross sectional cut through the press, illustrating the assembly of the press housing.
- the SCREW ( 02) is designed so that the seeds, running into the press though the INLET zone (A), are compressed in the PACKING zone (B), just enough to form an "airlock” for the air and oil trying to escape back trough the inlet, were the pressure is lower than in the FILTER zone (C).
- Another alternative way of building up pressure internally in the press is illustrated in (ill.8), and described under "other preferred embodiments.
- the seeds move on through the FILTER zone (C), and into the PRESSLTRE zone(D), were very high (500-1000 bar) mechanical pressure is applied to the seeds. This causes the oil to leave the dry matter, and because of the oils ability to float, it can move backwards through the "incoming" seeds, towards the lower pressure. The viscosity of the dry matter is higher, so it is captured in the PRESSURE zone (D), and pushed forwards through the NOZZLE (05) where it is formed to a pellet.
- PRESS HOUSING (03) is defined by the differences in viscosity between the oil and the dry matter. To small tolerance will obstruct the back running of oil, and thereby reduce the yield of oil otherwise obtainable from the seeds. With rapeseeds, the internal tolerance between the screw an the press body wall has to be more than 0,1 mm, if a yield of more than approx. 20 % has to be achieved.
- Cleanness of oil and ability to cold-start is influenced by the position of the filter too, in the way that the longer the distance from the tip of the screw ( ⁇ ) to the filter, the safer the cold- start is, and the cleaner the oil.
- the distance is limited by the backflow of oil, which requires backflow pressure proportional to the distance.
- oil yield can be adjusted within an interval, by increas- ing or reducing the space (pressure zone) between the tip of the screw (8) and the nozzle (5).
- this is achieved by screwing the nozzle in or out of the press housing (See ill. 2).
- nozzles with different hole sizes makes it possible to increase or decrease yield within different intervals. See “technical details" for further description.
- the oil flowing back against the direction of the seeds is moving towards the lower pressure in the FILTER zone (C).
- the press walls in the FILTER zone are made from sheet metal, with very finely cut holes in it. The finer the holes the oil can be made to go through, the less dry matter is expelled with the oil to give subsequent problems with sediment. Adversely, the smaller holes, the higher pressure has to be applied to ensure sufficient draining of oil. This is why building up some pressure in the FILTER zone is of interest.
- the more holes made the higher oil draining capacity can be obtained.
- the limitation to the amount of holes in the filter material is partly technical, because there is a limit to how many holes can be produced per area unit of sheet metal. But there is also a geometrical limit, because the filter has to follow the surface of the screw, in order for the passing seeds to have a cleaning function for the filter. The screw itself does not touch the filter surface.
- the filter holes are cone shaped, opening up in direction out of the press housing, to prevent clogging from expelled dry matter. This is illustrated in figure 3, where the hole size "Y" is bigger than the hole size "X”.
- the cone shape is achieved, partly by the nature of laser cutting, which produces a slightly cone shaped cut, looking at the cross section of the cut. The cone shape is then opened up even more when the sheet metal plate is bent to follow the cylindrical surface of the screw. See ill. 3 for principle of filter holes.
- Transferring the dry matter to the burner is done with a coreless screw of relatively small diameter, approx. 40 mm. It rotates at a speed that ensures only one pellet at a time is feed into the burner.
- Ignition of the dry matter during start up is obtained with a hot air pistol, started and stopped by the control unit.
- the use of hot air ensures efficient heat transfer to the dry matter, without the heating element touching this. This prevents dry matter from burning on to the heating element, which in case would reduce efficiency and shelf life of the heating element.
- the drying phase where moisture is removed from the dry matter before ignition, is also efficient, since the hot air removes the evaporated moist immediately. The hot air also supplies the needed oxygen for the ignition.
- the secondary filter unit is combining minor sedimentation with filtering, by transferring the oil to a small tank (10), wherein a filter (11) is submersed in the oil.
- a small pump vacuum is applied to the clean side of the filter, and the oil passes through the filter material, while residual impurities partly settles in the bottom of the tank (10), partly is held back by the filter material.
- the advantages over pressure filtering are several; - The pump transports the filtered oil away from the filter, instead of having to move the unfiltered oil into the filter unit. This gives better operating conditions, and longer life to the pump.
- removal of the settled residue material is de- signed, so it can be removed without emptying the filter tank, or interrupting the filtering process.
- the residue settles in the half round cavity in one side of the tank.
- a rod (12) with several perpendicularly mounted discs (13) is provided in the cavity.
- the residue (14) settles between the discs , and when removal of residue is needed, the rod is pulled through the side of the tank, the residue is scraped out, and the rod is pushed back in.
- a piece of tube is placed over the hole in the outside of the tank.
- the length of the tube being an outlet cylinder (15) corresponds at least to the distance between the discs on the rod, so there is always at least one disc in the tube, blocking for the oil. Hence, the residue can be removed when needed, without interfering with the filtering process.
- the filter (11) is placed in a vertical position, inside a tube (17)that has an open bottom placed under the oil level (16) , so that when a vacuum is applied to the inside of the filter, the oil is sucked up in the tube, and through the filter material. In this way, the sedimentation process goes on all the way up through the column formed by the tube, while the sedimented material goes down into the sedimentation tank, where it is removed as described.
- An overall flow diagram of the combined processes in the preferred embodiment is shown in ill. 4.
- a house having a floor surface of 150 m2 is provided with a central heating unit that supplies room heating and warm water for the household.
- the system since the system only operates, when there is a need for heating energy, there is no need for storage of the press cake, which has a short shelf life. Instead, the energy is kept as seeds, a stable solution for energy storage, because from nature's hand, the seed is "designed" for containing the energy, for years under the right conditions. Furthermore, the density of energy on this form is so high, that 10 m3 of storage space is enough for one years energy consumption in most households. This means, that the energy needed can be purchased once a year, at the time where it is cheapest, normally at harvest. Transported directly from the field to the final storage place, this makes the shortest, most environmentally friendly energy chain possible. If the same energy was kept as wooden pellets, the 10 m3 storage place would have to be refilled 2-3 times a year, and you would have to by energy at times, where it is not cheapest. Also transportation costs would be higher.
- the oil resulting from the process is stored in a tank, ready for use in a modified diesel engine. Kept in a cool, dark place, the oil has a shelf life of at least a year.
- the press is mounted with the screw in an upright position, with the transport direction downwards.
- oil filters (4) can be effective along the whole perimeter of the press housing (3), which approximately doubles the filter area.
- the filter area on the top of the housing (3) is not as efficient as the filter area in the bottom of the housing.
- gravity helps increasing the oil pressure inside the housing, so smaller filter holes can be used, giving better oil quality.
- an important function for the internal surface in the housing (3) is, to prevent any radial movement of the incoming seed, an make as little resistance to axial movement as possible. In a preferred embodiment, this is obtained by ri- fling the internal surface of the housing.
- the rifling can be straight, longitudinal tracks, or helix shaped, to further improve seed movement.
- the press housing (3) is made from 2 identical halves, that are bolted together. This construction makes access to the internal press housing easy while manufacturing the press housing, and makes cleaning and inspection quick and easy.
- the back end of the press halves is locked together in an opening in the bearing housing (18), while the front end is held together with 4 screws (19) mounted in open slots, so the screws are released and removable with only half a turn counter clockwise. Hence, complete disassembly of the press can be done in a matter of seconds.
- the present design is modular, in the way that placing more than one screw in the same block is easy. Multiple screws operating by the same transmission gives higher capacities, without compromising cold-start abilities, and general optimisation, since the same screw/housing design can be reused.
- the mentioned automatic ignition of the dry matter in the burner can be obtained with electrical heat as mentioned elsewhere, but another applicable method is integrating an oil burner in the system, preferably but not exclusively a burner operating on the oil produced by the press. This burner can then be used for igniting the dry matter, but can also produce the heating energy needed, in the case where operation of the press is not of interest, or additional capacity is needed.
- the described packing effect in the press can also be obtained as shown in ill. 8, by introducing a toothed belt (20) in conjunction with the press screw.
- the teeth of the belt have a convex surface, making a perfect fit with at least part of the screw surface, which has a concave shape packing against the screw core.
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