Device for withdrawing lumpy material
CA 2310022 A1 · Owner: Rosenfellner, Gerald · Inventors: Rosenfellner, Gerald
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The invention relates to a device for withdrawing lumpy material especially , lumpy material containing iron oxide and/or sponge iron from a shaft furnace, especially a direct reduction shaft furnace. The withdrawal device consists of worm conveyors which protrude into the shaft furnace over the floor of the same. A number of worm conveyors are aligned along axes. The projection of said axes onto the horizontal cross-sectional surface of the shaft furnace or the imaginary extensions of the projection of the axes forms secants of the horizontal cross-sectional surface of the shaft furnace. Said axes extend at a distance from the central point of the cross section of the furnace.
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- Filed October 26, 1998. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended October 26, 2018.
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