This invention relates to the field of
fiber ink separation device technology, specifically a
fiber ink separation device based on high-intensity
grinding extrusion. The device includes a
grinding extruder, which comprises a housing, a main shaft, and
grinding columns mounted on the main shaft. The housing includes an upper shell and a lower shell; the upper shell has a closed structure, and the lower shell has a
sieve plate structure. The main shaft has a conical structure, with the
diameter at the end near the feed inlet smaller than the
diameter at the other end. Several grinding columns, each with a square pyramidal structure, are arranged spirally and spaced around the main shaft to transport the
slurry and, in conjunction with the inner wall of the housing,
grind the
slurry. This invention, by setting a high-intensity grinding extruder in the upstream process of the bleaching
tower, utilizes a conical main shaft and spirally arranged square pyramidal grinding columns to forcefully push, squeeze, and knead the
slurry, allowing ink particles to be initially physically separated. This reduces the difficulty of subsequent chemical
deinking, shortens the time required for chemical
deinking, and improves the efficiency of
fiber ink separation.