Screen roller

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Nylon is atmospherically dyed using established trade procedures for staple (stock dyed), yam (yam dyed), fabric (piece dyed) for batch dyeing systems (becks, jets, kettles), for continuous dyeing systems [pad - dye, steam (fixation), rinse], and for printing systems (flatbed, rotary screen, roller and transfer) (141-143). Because of their physical and chemical structure, nylon-6 and nylon-6,6, imlike the principal synthetic and natural fibers, have an affinity for every dye class as summarized in Table 2 (144). 

Fig. 4. Malt mill with six rollers and shaking screens (1 = flour 2 = husks 3 = flue grits and, 4 = coarse grain).

Steam-heated air is the usual heat-transfer medium employed in these dryers, although combustion gases may be used also. Temperatures above 600 K are not usually feasible because of the problems of lubricating the conveyor, chain, and roller drives. Recirculation of air is in the range of 60 to 90 percent. Conveyors may be made of wire-mesh screen or perforated-steel plate. The minimum practical screen opening size is about 30 mesh. 

Gypsum When gypsum is calcined in rotaiy Idlns, it is first crushed and screened. After calcining it is pulverized. Tube mills are usually used. These impart plasticity and workability. Occasionally such calcined gypsum is passed through ring-roller mills ahead of the tube mills. 

Hard rubber is one of the few combustible materials which is generally ground on heavy steam-heated rollers. The raw material passes to a series of rolls in closed circuit with screens and air classifiers. Farrel-Birmingham rolls are used extensively for this work. There is a differential in the roll diameters. The motor should be separated from the grinder by a fire wall. 

Whereas roller bottles and shake flasks are used for screening tests or for the cultivation of precultures, on production scale mainly stirred tanks, bubble columns, and in a few cases, also loop reactors are used (see Table 5). The stress in these reactors is therefore also of special significance and should be given particular consideration. 

Application of controlled amounts of foam to the substrate is by knife-on-roller, knife-on-blanket, floating knife, horizontal pad or furnishing roller with doctor blade, or by squeegee across a printing screen. 

Heinzle, E., Weirich, D., Brogli, F., Hoffmann, V., Roller, G., Verduyn, M.A. and Hungerbuhler, K. (1998) Ecological and Economic Objective Functions for Screening in Integrated Development of Fine Chemical Processes. 1. Flexible and Expandable Framework Using... 

Roll speed and vacuum deaeration were kept constant at 8 rpm and 0.2 atmospheres, respectively. Roller compactor was equipped with 5 mm primary screen. Final sizing was conducted using an oscillator equipped with 20 mesh screen. 

Only handmade single sheets of paper were fabricated until, in 1798, a machine that could make continuous rolls of paper was invented in France. This machine consisted of a conveyor belt submerged at one end in a vat of suspended cellulose fibers. The conveyor belt was a screen so that water would drain from it as fibers were pulled out of the suspension. The entangled fibers were then squeezed through a series of rollers to create a long continuous sheet of paper. Within a few years, an improved version of this machine that used heated rollers was produced in England. The improved machine was called the Fourdrinier, after a wealthy industrialist who financed its creation. Automated Fourdrinier machines, such as the one shown in Figure 18.2, are still used today. 

W.J. Mead (Ed.), Balling devices, Briquet machines, Grinding, Mills colloid, Mills roller, Screening, in Encyclopedia of Chemical Process Equipment, Reinhold, New York, 1964. 

Drying of Solventless Double-Base Propellants. Since the manuf of solventless double-base proplnts is potentially hazardous, particularly rolling, drying, extruding machine operations, all such opns are performed by remote control. Following the final mixing, wringing screen opns, the water-wet paste is preheated to 90°F and fed by remote control into differential rollers in sufficient quantity to make two sheets. Hot water or steam is used to control... 

The Cheddites are manufactured by melting the nitro compounds in the castor oil at 80°, adding little by little the pulverized chlorate dried and still warm, and mixing thoroughly. The mixture is emptied out onto a table, and rolled to a thin layer which hardens on cooling and breaks up under the roller and is then sifted and screened. 

Step 4 Step 3 blend roller compact or slug. Mill through appropriate screen... 

Blending of small batches, up to about 4.5 kg (10 lb) is most frequently done in wide-mouth jars, placed on horizontal rollers, tumbling at approximately 15 rpm for about 20 min. Larger, commercial batches, sizes typically 10 to 136 kg (22 to 300 lb) are often prepared in twin-shell blenders (Figure 4.10) by tumbling 15 min at 24 rpm. The blend is screened again, transferred into a storage vessel, and allowed to age for at least 12 hours.8... 

Robinson, Stuart (1969). A History of Printed Textiles Block, Roller, Screen, Design, Dyes, Fibres, Discharge, Resist, Further Sources for Research. Cambridge, MA MIT Press. 

The most common form of dry granulation is roller compaction. A roller compaction system consists of a feed system which conveys powder between two counterrotating rolls. The powder is drawn between the rolls where a specified force is applied causing the powder to compact into a briquette or a continuous ribbon. The compacted material can then be milled in-fine or collected and milled off-line in a separate processing step (i.e., screening mill). 

The overall recommendation for the roller compaction mill system design that minimizes bypass or fines is to utilize an efficient rotor design (e.g., pocket) and a rasping screen. 

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