Flow distributor for fluid bed biological reactor
CA 1107481 A · Owner: Dorr-Oliver Incorporated · Inventors: Kos, Peter
Overview
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A flow distributor for a fluid bed reactor includes means for decreasing velocity of incoming streams in a uniform, non-turbulent fashion. Inlet ports communicate with fluid portals having divergent walls to slow incoming flow. The fluid portals feed liquid flow to a plurality of diffusing flow paths provided between diffusion baffles positioned at the bottom of the reactor. The diffusion baffles may be priamatic shapes which are trapezoidal in cross-section with the broadest horizontal dimension at the bottom thereof. The diffusion flow paths therefore have divergent walls and act to further slow the liquid flow passing therethrough.
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- Granted August 25, 1981. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended August 25, 1998.
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