Apparatus for handling fine bulk material

Inactive Publication Date: 2016-04-07
YOUNG INDS
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[0005]Preferably, the third tubular conduit is provided with an inlet duet provided with a passage for funneling material gravity fed from an aligned bin into the second annular passageway, and an outlet duct communicating with the opposite end of the second tubular passageway into which material received through the inlet end thereof is be conveyed and discharged into the outlet duct, guiding such material into a conveyer duct, a receptacle or a bin. Material gravity fed into one end of the second annular passage and conveyed therethrough to the other end thereof by rotation of

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In the use of an auger in conveying fine bulk materials, it has been found that such usage results in an unsteady and uneven flow of materials, and even stoppage due to clogging.
Such effects have been found to be caused by the accumulation and settlement of fine material particles in the spacing between helical flights which diminishes and possibly blocks the f

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[0014]Referring to the drawings, there is illustrated an embodiment of the invention, generally including an assembly 10 for conveying a fine bulk material gravity fed from a vessel 11 and discharged into a conduit 12. Assembly 10 includes an inner, tubular conduit 13 formed of an impermeable material, an intermediate tubular conduit 14 formed of a permeable material encompassing, spaced from and disposed coaxially relative to inner conduit 13 and an outer tubular conduit 15 also formed of an impermeable material encompassing, spaced from and also disposed axially relative to inner conduit 13.

[0015]Inner tubular conduit 13 includes an axially disposed fluid passageway 16, having one end as shown in FIG. 5 extending through an opening in a side of conduit 12 and journalled in a mounting provided on an opposite side of conduit 12, and an opposite end as shown in FIG. 6, provided with a stub shaft portion 18 having one end thereof extending into and closing an end of passageway 16 and ...

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An apparatus for handling a fine bulk material including a tubular member formed of a gas permeable material, a tubular member formed of a gas impermeable material encompassing the first mentioned tubular member, having an inlet and outlet at opposite ends thereof, a helical member mounted on the first mentioned tubular member, means for rotating the first mentioned tubular member and means for injecting a fluid under pressure through the first mentioned tubular member into the annular passageway disposed between such tubular members including the helical member, precluding the settling of material being conveyed in such passageway.

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[0001]This invention relates to an apparatus for handling fine bulk material and more particularly to an apparatus for conveying such material by means of an auger shaft at a steady and even flow rate.BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION [0002]In the use of an auger in conveying fine bulk materials, it has been found that such usage results in an unsteady and uneven flow of materials, and even stoppage due to clogging. Such effects have been found to be caused by the accumulation and settlement of fine material particles in the spacing between helical flights which diminishes and possibly blocks the flow of material through the conveyance device. The result of such accumulation and settlement of material particles is a loss of capacity due to material accumulation diminishing the space between helical flights, and a reduction in the uniformity of the material being conveyed due to the detachment and discharge of segments of material lodged in helical flights. The deeper the spacing between h...

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IPC IPC(8): B65G37/00B65G53/00B65G33/20
CPCB65G37/00B65G53/00B65G33/20
Inventor HAUSER, JOSEPH ANTHONY
Owner YOUNG INDS
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