Maschinenfabrik Andritz Actiengesellschaft

Maschinenfabrik Andritz Aktiengesellschaft

Maschinefabrik Andritz Actiengesellschaft

Anstalt Fur Stromungsmaschinen Gesellschaft Mbh

Mascheninfabrik Andritz Actiengesellschaft

Dag Bergloff

Johannes Kappel

Emmerich Bernhard

Johann Lileg

Sven-Erik Henriksson

Peter Scheucher

Franz Petschauer

Reinhard Pinter

Rupert Syrowatka

Giselher Stummer

Heinz Perchthaler

Georg Ickinger

Otto Heissenberger

Karl Jirenec

Rudolf Schieg

Alfred Weinmann

Walter Schinninger

Leopold Sidla

Ernst Markytan

Reinhart Pinter

Martin Muhlhauser

Alois Wohlfarter

Bernhard Rebernik

The invention relates to an apparatus, in particular a machine, for the pressing and dewatering or filtering of sludges, fibrous material suspensions or cellulosic material suspensions, having two circulating filter belts or screen belts between which the material to be pressed, dewatered or filtered is made to pass, and two circulating pressure belts or supporting belts for supporting said two filter belts on their sides facing away from the material to be treated, with supporting or pressure means, in particular stationary during the operation of the apparatus, for the pressure or supporting belts on their sides facing away from the filter belts or the material to be treated. The invention is characterized mainly in that the supporting or pressure means form a tunnel, in particular a pressure space, preferably with straight longitudinal axis, in the compression, dewatering and filtering zone, the pressure and supporting belts being sealed against the tunnel or pressure space walls directly or indirectly, locally defined, in particular in several locations of the tunnel or pressure space, by elastic belts or the like at least essentially enclosing the pressure or supporting belts and the filter belts and the material to be treated on all sides.

Apparatus for pressing, dewatering or filtering

A drum refiner for grinding fibrous material, preferably chips, has an engine-driven drumshaped rotor which is placed on a horizontal shaft. The rotor has grinding surfaces extending parallel to the rotor axis and corresponding opposing grinding surfaces arranged on the housing. The grinding elements are placed symmetrically about at least one material feeds which are conveniently evenly distributed around the circumference of the rotor. The grinding surfaces begin parallel to the axis and contiguously increasing in inclination forming a grinding gap inclined towards the rotor axis at an angle of approximately 5.degree. to 45.degree., preferably 15.degree.. The second embodiment includes grinding surfaces contiguously increasing in inclination and ending with an angle of inclination of approximately 90.degree. to the rotor axis.

Apparatus for crushing or grinding of fibrous material, in particular

A process and apparatus for continuously purifying gases by removing entrained burdening substances therefrom, wherein the gas is loaded with entrained substances is passed substantially radially through adsorbing material arranged about an axis of rotation as an adsorber bed, the substances being retained on the adsorbing materials in the course of their rotational movement about the axis of rotation, and in the course of further rotational movement the load of retained substances is desorbed, optionally after inertization, by flushing with a fluid medium, e.g., hot gases or steam, and the adsorbing material may then be cooled and/or dried. Rotational movement is preferably done intermittently, and the feed stream to and the drain stream from the adsorbing material each are conducted through a confined space extending at least in one direction substantially parallelly to the axis of rotation or to the adsorber bed, the confined space being fed and drained axially. The direction of the feed stream is at least essentially opposite to that of the drain stream in relation to the adsorber bed.

Rotatable adsorber apparatus for continuously purifying gases

A grinding element for a drum refiner for the crushing or grinding of fibrous material. The drum refiner includes an engine driven rotor having a generally horizontal rotor axis and at least one material feed. A rotor jacket is positioned on the rotor and has a surface of revolution. The grinding element is attachable to the rotor jacket on the surface of revolution and has a diameter increasing away from the material feed. A housing receives the rotor and rotor jacket therein, and has an opposing inner wall with a corresponding grinding element thereon. The grinding element on the rotor jacket includes a channel spaced from the material feed for the discharge of steam. The channel has one end in fluid communication with the grinding gap and a second end in fluid communication with a bore extending generally normally to the channel. The bore is in fluid communication with a cavity in the housing. The improvement comprises the grinding element on the rotor jacket being generally formed of a segment. The grinding element includes a surface facing the rotor axis and an anchoring projection of hammerhead-like cross section extending from the surface facing the rotor axis. The anchoring projection is engageable in a generally corresponding rotor groove of hammerhead-like cross section in the surface of revolution, such that the segments serves for the discharge of steam and is locked to the rotor jacket.

Crushing or grinding element for drum refiners

The invention relates to an apparatus for the crushing or grindign of fibrous material, in particular fibrous material wet or mixed with water, preferably chips, in particular to drum refiners. The invention is mainly characterized in that channels for the discharge of steam are provided spaced from at least one material feed extending radially to the rotor axis or tangentially to the rotor jacket or housing shell on the grinding surfaces and optionally on the jacket supporting them, the channels piercing the grinding surfaces and optionally their supports and being provided in the working area of the grinding element provided on the surfaces, conveniently surfaces of revolution, in particular frustoconical surfaces, inclined to a rotor axis or extending normally thereto, and emptying into channels optionally provided in the bottoms of the supports and extending normally to the channels and conveniently being connected to cavities in the housing.

The invention relates to a machine for pressing or dewatering and filtering of suspensions, sludges and the like with at least one driven endless pressure belt and further in particular at least one circulating endless filter belt, the pressure belt serving for the support of the filter belt. For the exertion of surface pressure onto the pressure belt, at least one frame-like, resilient, elastic hollow pad or a resilient, elastic hollow frame is provided, their interior being suitable for the admission of pressure medium and the pad or frame enclosing a pressure space, with a gap being provided at least during the admission of pressure medium between the hollow pad or hollow frame and the pressure belt.

Machine for pressing and dewatering or filtering

A pressure device for machines for dewatering or filtering of suspensions, sludges or the like or for material to be pressed for the exertion of surface pressure on at least one circulating pressure belt which can be provided for supporting an equally circulating filter belt, which pressure device consists of an essentially completely hollow pressure bladder in the form of a closed frame in particular of essentially quadrangular shape viewed in top view of the pressure belt, which pressure bladder is subjectable to pressure medium and forms a very small, self-adjusting gap on the edge.

Pressure device and seal for filter belt machines

This invention relates to a method for manufacturing a grooved roller where the grooving is continuous and extends from one rim of the roller to the other, which comprises cutting a groove of slight side angle and in the form of a thread on the periphery of the roller, and then pressing a contoured wire with prestressing into the groove.

Method for making grooved rollers for dehydrating runs of materials

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