Air classifier

Claim 2

An air classifier which comprises: a casing formed of a generally hollow cylindrical vertical casing body and a hopper fitted to the lower end of said casing body; a fine product outlet duct set at the center of the upper end wall of the casing body; an air-powder raw material inlet duct tangentially projecting outward from the casing body; a rotary shaft concentrically extending through the casing body; a rotary disc member concentrically fixed in the casing body and set at a boundary between the casing body and the hopper to concurrently carry out the dispersion and classification of a powdered material; and guide vanes provided in the casing body in a state equidistantly spaced from each other in the circumferential direction of said casing body to conduct a mixture of air and a powder raw material into said casing.

Claim 3

The air separator according to claim 1, further comprising vortical flow-adjusting blades mounted on the rotary disc member in said casing body in a state set in parallel with the rotary shaft and substantially equidistantly spaced from each other in the circumferential direction of the rotary disc member.

Claim 4

The air separator according to claim 2, further comprising at least one ring-shaped horizontal partition member fitted to the vortical flow-adjusting blades in the casing body in a concentric relationship with the rotary shaft.

Claim 5

The air classifier according to claim 1, wherein another fine product outlet extends downward from the rotary disc member in a concentric relationship therewith and project out of the hopper; and the rotary disc is provided with openings through which said another fine product outlet ducts communicate with the casing body.

Claim 6

The air classifier according to claim 4, wherein another horizontal rotary disc member is provided concentrical with the rotary shaft above the first-mentioned rotary disc member.

Claim 7

The air classification according to claim 5, further comprising vortical flow-adjusting blades which are fixed to said both rotary disc members in a state set in parallel with the rotary shaft and equidistantly spaced from each other in the circumferential direction of the rotary disc members.

Claim 8

The air classifier according to claim 6, further comprising at least one ring-shaped horizontal partition member fixed to the vortical flow-adjusting blades concentrical with the rotary shaft in each of the spaces above and below said another rotary disc member.

Claim 9

The air classifier according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein additional powder raw material inlet ducts are provided on the upper wall of the casing body at substantially the same distance from the rotary shaft and in a state equidistantly spaced from each other; and a horizontal circular dispersion member is fixed to the rotary shaft in the lower region of the additional powder raw material inlet ducts to disperse a powdered raw material outward in the radial direction of the casing body.

Claim 10

The air classifier according to claim 8, further comprising in the casing body a buffer which surrounds the dispersion member and the inner wall of which defines a truncated conical shape.

Claim 11

The air classifier according to claim 8, wherein the rotary disc member has an appreciably flattened trancated conical surface.

Claim 12

The air classifier according to claim 8, wherein adjustable dampers are inserted into the fine product outlet duct.

Claim 13

The air classifier according to claim 8, wherein the guide blades have a variable inclination angle.

Claim 14

The air classifier according to claim 8, further comprising a secondary air inlet duct extending tangentially outward from a portion of the lateral wall of the casing body which is disposed opposite to the air-powder raw material inlet duct.

Claim 15

The air classifier according to claim 8, further comprising tertiary air inlet ducts extending outward from the hopper.

Claim 16

An air classifier which comprises: a casing formed of a generally hollow cylindrical vertical casing body and a hopper fitted to the lower end of said casing body; a fine product outlet duct set at the center of one of horizontal end walls of the casing body; an air-powder raw material inlet duct tangentially projecting outward from the casing body; a rotary shaft concentrically extending through the casing body; a rotary disc member concentrically fixed in the casing body to concurrently carry out the dispersion and classification of a powder material; guide vanes provided in the casing body in a state equidistantly spaced from each other in the circumferential direction of said casing body to conduct a mixture of air and a powder raw material into said casing; additional powder raw material inlet ducts provided on the upper wall of the casing body at substantially the same distance from the rotary shaft and in a state equidistantly spaced from each other; and a horizontal circular dispersion member fixed to the rotary shaft in the lower region of the additional powder raw material inlet ducts to disperse a powdered raw material outward in the radial direction of the casing body.

Claim 17

An air classifier which comprises: a casing formed of a generally hollow cylindrical vertical casing body and a hopper fitted to the lower end of said casing body; a fine product outlet duct set at the center of one of horizontal end walls of the casing body; an air-powder raw material inlet duct tangentially projecting outward from the casing body; a rotary shaft concentrically extending through the casing body; a rotary disc member concentrically fixed in the casing body to concurrently carry out the dispersion and classification of a powder material; guide vanes provided in the casing body in a state equidistantly spaced from each other in the circumferential direction of said casing body to conduct a mixture of air and a powder raw material into said casing; additional powder raw material inlet ducts provided on the upper wall of the casing body at substantially the same distance from the rotary shaft and in a state equidistantly spaced from each other; and a horizontal circular dispersion member fixed to the rotary shaft in the lower region of the additional powder raw material inlet ducts to disperse a powdered raw material outward in the radial direction of the casing body.

Claim 18

The air separator according to claim 15, further comprising vortical flow-adjusting blades mounted on the rotary disc member in said casing body in a state set in parallel with the rotary shaft and substantially equidistantly spaced from each other in the circumferential direction of the rotary disc member.

Claim 19

The air separator according to claim 16, further comprising at least one ring-shaped horizontal partition member fitted to the vortical flow-adjusting blades in the casing body in a concentric relationship with the rotary shaft.

Claim 20

The air classifier according to claim 15, further comprising in the casing body a buffer which surrounds the dispersion member and the inner well of which defines a truncated conical shape.

Claim 21

The air classifier according to claim 15, wherein the rotary disc member has an appreciably flattened truncated conical surface.

Claim 22

The air classifier according to claim 15, wherein adjustable dampers are inserted into the fine product outlet duct.

Claim 23

The air classifier according to claim 15, wherein the guide blades have a variable inclination angle.

Claim 24

The air classifier according to claim 15, further comprising a secondary air inlet duct extending tangentially outward from a portion of the lateral wall of the casing body which is disposed opposite to the air-powder raw material inlet duct.

Claim 25

The air classifier according to claim 15, further comprising tertiary air inlet ducts extending outward from the hopper.

Claim 26

An air classifier which comprises: a casing formed of a generally hollow cylindrical vertical casing body and a hopper fitted to the lower end of said casing body; a fine product outlet duct set at the center of one of horizontal end walls of the casing body; an air-powder raw material inlet duct tangentially projecting outward from the casing body; a rotary shaft concentrically extending through the casing body; a rotary disc member concentrically fixed in the casing body to concurrently carry out the dispersion and classification of a powder material, said rotary disc member provided with at least one opening through which the fine product outlet duct communicates with the casing body said fine product outlet duct extending downward from the rotary disc member a concentric relationship therewith to project out of the hopper; guide vanes provided in the casing body in a state equidistantly spaced from each other in the circumferential direction of said casing body to conduct a mixture of air and a powder raw material into said casing; vortical flow-adjusting blades mounted on the rotary disc member in the casing body in a state set in parallel with the rotary shaft and substantially equidistantly spaced from each other in the circumferential direction of the rotary disc member; a powered material inlet duct provided at the center of the upper wall of the casing body; and a disc-like horizontal dispersion member fixed to the upper ends of the vortical flow-adjusting blades concentrically with the rotary shaft.

Claim 27

An air classifier which comprises: a casing formed of a generally hollow cylindrical vertical casing body and a hopper fitted to the lower end of said casing body; a fine product outlet duct set at the center of one of horizontal end walls of the casing body; an air-powder raw material inlet duct tangentially projecting outward from the casing body; a rotary shaft concentrically extending through the casing body; a rotary disc member concentrically fixed in the casing body to concurrently carry out the dispersion and classification of a powder material, said rotary disc member provided with at least one opening through which the fine product outlet duct communicates with the casing body said fine product outlet duct extending downward from the rotary disc member a concentric relationship therewith to project out of the hopper; guide vanes provided in the casing body in a state equidistantly spaced from each other in the circumferential direction of said casing body to conduct a mixture of air and a powder raw material into said casing; vortical flow-adjusting blades mounted on the rotary disc member in the casing body in a state set in parallel with the rotary shaft and substantially equidistantly spaced from each other in the circumferential direction of the rotary disc member; a powered material inlet duct provided at the center of the upper wall of the casing body; and a disc-like horizontal dispersion member fixed to the upper ends of the vortical flow-adjusting blades concentrically with the rotary shaft.

Claim 28

The air classifier according to claim 24, further comprising in the casing body a buffer member which surrounds the dispersion member and inner wall of which defines a truncated conical shape.

Claim 29

The air classifier according to claim 25, wherein at least one ring-shaped horizontal partition member is fixed to the vortical flow-adjusting blades in the casing body in a concentric relationship with the rotary shaft.

Claim 30

The air classifier according to claim 24, wherein the rotary disc member has an appreciably flattened truncated conical shape.

Claim 31

The air classifier according to claim 24, wherein adjustable dampers are inserted into the fine product outlet duct.

Claim 32

The air classifier according to claim 24, wherein the guide blades have a variable inclination angle.

Claim 33

The air classifier according to claim 24, further comprising a secondary air inlet duct extending tangentially outward from a portion of the lateral wall of the casing body which is disposed opposite to the air-powder raw material inlet duct.

Claim 34

The air classifier according to claim 24, further comprising tertiary air inlet ducts extending outward from the hopper.