Kabushiki Kaisha Kobe Seiko Sho

Kobe Steel, Ltd.

Hirofumi Kimura

Hiroshi Ueda

Kazuyoshi Imuta

Kimio Inoue

Naoyuki Tashiro

Katsunori Takahashi

Tsugushi Fukui

Shin Hotani

Yoshio Ikegami

Shoji Yasuda

Tadashi Kohge

Yoshimitsu Tanaka

Masakatsu Kawahara

Syouji Yasuda

Ryota Minato

A continuous mixer in which the rotors used to mix the material are composed of a rotor shaft, and a plurality of rotor segments fitted onto said rotor shaft. The plurality of rotor segments can be removed from the shaft and replaced by rotor segments of differing specifications to produce a rotor of a different shape and specifications in accordance with any change in the kind of mixing conditions required.

Continuous mixer and rotor segment removal tool for the same

A two-shaft continuous mixing apparatus includes a housing containing two rotors having substantially horizontally aligned centerlines and a material passage formed so as to communicate with a mixing chamber in which the rotors rotate, the material passage extending nearly horizontally from a discharge port of the mixing chamber. The material passage has an upper surface forming an edge with the mixing chamber, and a lower surface forming an edge with the mixing chamber. The material is thereby scraped off the edges and flows through the material passage as the rotors are rotated.

Two-shaft continuous mixing apparatus

A steel-pipe coating process and an apparatus therefor, in which molten resin is extruded through a cross-head die connected to an extruder, into a tubular shape, in a manner to cover or coat the surface of a steel pipe. In this apparatus, a resin outlet in the extruder is communicated through the medium of a resin guide member with a resin inlet of the cross head die. The extruder is secured to a fixed frame, while the cross head die is supported by the fixed frame in a reciprocating manner through the medium of a reciprocating drive member within a given stroke in the direction of the steel pipe being fed. Thus, when the cross head die is reciprocated by means of the reciprocating drive member, the relative speed of the steel pipe being fed to the cross head die being reciprocated may be intermittently varied, whereby the amount of resin being extruded through a cylindrical outlet of the cross head die around the surface of the steel pipe may be intermittently varied.

Steel-pipe coating apparatus

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Kobe, Japan

Hirofumi Kimura