SU86540A1 - Hydraulic beet lifter - Google Patents

Description

The rise to the washing of beets delivered to the sugar factory by a hydraulic conveyor through ejection (instead of special low-speed centrifugal pumps with a large section of the impeller channels) is associated either with the need to lift large quantities of water delivered by a hydraulic conveyor or the removal of a part of water) with the creation of streams in the conveyor that will erode the suction of the sugar beet by the ejector.

The proposed hydraulic beet lifter replaces the complex:} | an expensive special ejector pump to which the beets are hydraulically transported with a continuous continuous flow, and part of the excess water from the conveyor is diverted into the gutter.

Pa figs, 1 and 2 schematically depicts the proposed beet lifter for lifting and feeding beets from the conveyor to the sink.

The beets are fed to the plant hydraulically by the conveyor. The centrifugal pump 2 supplies water through a nozzle 3 under pressure to an ejector -4 connected to a vertical pipe J. A mixture of water from the beets is sucked in by an ejector and vertically; pipe 5 falls on the pa. cuff grid 6, on which the beets are separated from the water. The beets are fed into the sink}, and the water enters the junction box 7, in which part of it, corresponding to the pump capacity, but the pipe 8 is sent to the pump, and the excess through the pipe 9 flows into the drain.

Excess water from the conveyor belt / flows through the JO lattice and box // with pipe 12 into the gutter.

For a better and continuous supply of beet to the ejector, the conveyor / ends with a spiral / 7, in which the ejector is placed.

A hydraulic beet lifter for feeding beets from a hydrotransporter to a sink using an ejector, characterized in that. in order to continuously supply beet to the ejector, the beet trap is made in the form of a spiral.

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