Rotary processor apparatus and method for extensive and dispersive mixing
CA 1296713 C · Owner: Siegel, Arthur D. · Inventors: Siegel, Arthur D.; Yang, Jan-Chin; Tadmor, Zehev
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A rotary processor for high-shear processing of plastic or polymeric materials comprises a rotor having end discs and at least one mixing disc therebetween the, rotor closely surrounded by a housing to defined annular processing chambers flanking each mixing disc with a, high-shear-mixing transfer gap defined between the mixing disc and the housing. Channel blocks are deployed at circumferentially spaced apart positions in adjacent chambers to cause transfer of material through the transfer gaps, with dispersive mixing occurring in the transfer gaps. Some embodiments have plural channel blocks in the chambers, evenly spaced apart. The channel blocks extend generally into and to the bottom …
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- Granted March 3, 1992. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended March 3, 2009.
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