Improvements in the Process of, and Apparatus for, Obtaining Solid Matter in Finely Divided Form from Liquids, Solutions, Emulsions and the like, with or without Chemical Reaction

107,418. Krause, G. A. June 27, 1916. Tin oxide.-In obtaining dry tin oxide by reaction between lye containing tin and carbon dioxide, the lye is sprayed into a chamber a from which the fog or cloud of sprayed particles is drawn into a second chamber i through which heated carbon dioxide is passed....

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Main Author GEORG ALEXANDER KRAUSE
Format Patent
LanguageEnglish
Published 27.06.1917
Subjects
PERFORMING OPERATIONS
PHYSICAL OR CHEMICAL PROCESSES OR APPARATUS IN GENERAL
SEPARATION
TRANSPORTING
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Summary:107,418. Krause, G. A. June 27, 1916. Tin oxide.-In obtaining dry tin oxide by reaction between lye containing tin and carbon dioxide, the lye is sprayed into a chamber a from which the fog or cloud of sprayed particles is drawn into a second chamber i through which heated carbon dioxide is passed. The lye from a pipe d is sprayed by air from a pipe b and is dispersed by contact with a plate e. The fog or cloud is passed by a pipe h axially into the chamber i. Carbon dioxide is passed from a compressor l and heater m through a rotating fan p or through a distributor having inclined passages similar to the stator of a turbine so that the gas passes with a helicoidal motion through the chamber i.
Bibliography:Application Number: GB19160009047