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US3907479A
US3907479A US483143A US48314374A US3907479A US 3907479 A US3907479 A US 3907479A US 483143 A US483143 A US 483143A US 48314374 A US48314374 A US 48314374A US 3907479 A US3907479 A US 3907479A
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  • ABSTRACT The apparatus comprises a means for precompressing the black powder between two endless belts, a later ally moveahle, primary compression means for initially compressing the black powder while laterally moving the same, a laterally movcahle. final compression means for compressing the black powder while moving the same, and discharge means for recovering the comprcssed black powder.
  • black powder as a granular material is first compacted, subsequently broken, granulated and screened. This results in a black powder having a higher density than that of the starting material.
  • Another process is known wherein the compacting is carried out between one or several pairs of rollers but this process, however, can only be applied to finished black powder of lower density.
  • hydraulic presses are used to compact black powder by manually building a pile of plates wherein first a metal plate is covered with canvas, then a flexible frame is placed thereon and filled with black powder in grain form, the frame is covered with another canvas and then a second metal plate is placed thereon which will act as the base for the next unit.
  • a pile of these units After a pile of these units is formed, they are subjected to a single hydraulic pressing step to process a plurality of units at once to increase production. It is necessary to use these individual units to reduce the area of lower compression caused by the known sliding cone occurring at higher pressures.
  • the intermediate canvas layers prevent the black powder from sticking onto the intermediate plates.
  • the disadvantages of this process are that it is expensive due to the labor and time needed to construct the units and it is not suitable for automatic or semi-automatic production of black powder of higher density.
  • It is a further object of the invention to provide an apparatus for continuous production of compressed black powder comprising means for feeding black powder onto a lower endless belt and in between said lower belt and an upper endless belt provided with compressible sealing means on the outer edges thereof, a means for precompressing the black powder between the two endless belts, a laterally moveable, primary compression means for initially compressing the black powder while laterally moving the same, a laterally moveable, final compression means for compressing the black powder while moving the same, and discharge means for recovering the compressed black powder.
  • the present invention is directed to an apparatus for continuous production of compressed black powder comprising means for feeding black powder onto a lower endless belt and in between said lower belt and an upper endless belt provided with compressible sealing means on the outer edges thereof, a means for precompressing the black powder between the two endless belts, a laterally moveable, primary compression means for initially compressing the black powder while laterally moving the same, a laterally moveable, final compression means for compressing the black powder while moving the same, and discharge means for recovering the compressed black powder.
  • the compacting of black powder takes place rhythmically and continuously in the precompacting, primary compressing. and final compressing zones between continuously moving belts by means oflaterally moveable presses.
  • the charge material is removed from the feed container by means of a lower belt and while enclosed between an upper belt and the lower belt, it is precompacted by a pair of rollers for example and is then transported to the primary press and subsequently to the final press.
  • the primary press and the final press advance the upper and lower belts in the forward direction.
  • the other-press is synchronized to move in the opposite direction during its idling cycle.
  • the compacted material is easily discharged by the simultaneous returning of the upper and lower endless belts in opposite directions around a pair of end rollers.
  • the apparatus may be provided with compressible sealing means which is carried along at the outer perimeter of the belts, and this compressible sealing means serves as the bilateral limit during the compaction.
  • An advantage of the present apparatus over the conventional apparatus is a savings in terms of labor and time, as well as an improved economy of operation.
  • the compaction is less at the outer perimeter of the plate. This results in four outer zones of lesser compression which adversely influences both the quality and the quantity of the finished product.
  • the single particles support each other in the longitudinal direction so that only two outer zones with a lesser degree of compression are formed. This reduces the amount of material from the presses which must be recycled.
  • the apparatus of the invention makes it possible to automate the compaction and to divide the operation into three stages: pre-compression, primary pressing and final pressing with a short stroke of the press.
  • the present apparatus achieves a substantially higher efficiency by synchronizing the build-up of compaction pressure and the idling time of a press with the forward movement of the belts caused by the advancing movemerit of the presses.
  • FIG. 1 is a side view of the compression device of the invention.
  • FIG. 2 is a sectional view along line A-A through the device of FIG. 1.
  • FIG. 3 is a side view of the compression device showing compression by the primary press and movement of the presses to the center.
  • FIG. 4 is a side view of the compression device showing compression by the final press and release by the primary press.
  • FIG. 5 is a side view of the compression device showing movement by the presses away from the center, with pressing by the final press.
  • the apparatus of the invention consists of feed container 1 provided with means 2 for adjusting the thickness of the layer of black powder on lower endless belt 3.
  • Lower belt 3 and upper belt 4-withelastic sealing means 12 on the'outer edgcs thereof confine the black powder during the compression process.
  • the black powder in betweenthe endless belts is passed between a pair of rollers '13 and 13a which act' as a precompression means and then is passed to the compressing zone.
  • Hydraulic presses 5 and 7 are suspended on-rollers which ride on rails 11. The presses 5 and 7 are moved laterally by action of cylinders 6 and 8, respectively.
  • the entire device is supported by supports 9.
  • the lower endless belt 3 rotates about rollers 14 and 14a and upper endless belt 4 rotates about roller 14 and the uppermost roller 13a of rollers 13 and 13a.
  • FIG. 1 shows the apparatus in the starting position.
  • the arrows indicate the direction of the movement of the hydraulic presses.
  • the primary press 5 which is hydraulically operated exerts an initial compression force on the upper and lower belts 4 and 3 and on the black powder therebetween; and is laterally moved to the center by hydraulically operated cylinder 6, thereby advancing the upper and lower belt with the pre-compressed black powder held therebetween.
  • Thismovement of the belts simultaneously removes a layer of loose material from the .feed' container l, and thethickness of the layer is adjusted I by the regulating device 2.
  • the loose material is contained between these upper andlower belts and is given a pre-compression between the pair of pre-compressing rolls 13, and 13a.
  • the final press 7 which is opened in FIG. I is in a non-compressed state and in FIG. 5 is moved by cylinder 8 to the center, so that the primary compressed section moves a distance equal to twice the length of the way the press travels andvarrives into the final compression zone.
  • This synchronized operation of thetwopresses is, according to the present invention, achieved by a fluid control system including an hydraulic connection between the inlet and outlet sides of the hydraulically operated pistons of the two cylinders 6 and 8 that laterally move the presses 5 and 7, respectively.
  • the presses are reposed on rolls 10 guided on rails 11.
  • the synchronized operation can be achieved by means of any other suitable system of mechanical elements.
  • the different compression pressures of the two presses are achieved by different ram diameter of their cylinders. It is also possible to produce the different compression pressures in another manner, such as by applying different hydraulic pressures to pistons of equal diameters or by using different numbers of smaller cylinders of the same diameter.
  • FIG. 5 shows the final press being closed around the upper and lower belts and the final press moving to the right thereby taking along the upper and lower 'belts.
  • the precompressed section is moved a distance equal to twice the press-travel length into the opened primary press which has been moved to the left. More loose feed material is precompressed by rollers 13 and 13a while more. loose material continues to flow onto the lower belt from the feed container. After the primary press and the final press have been separated by the maximum distance as shown by FIG. 5 the cycle is repeated.
  • compression means for initially compressing the black powder while laterally moving the same, a laterally moveable, final compression means for compressing the black powder while moving the same, and discharge means for recovering the compressed black powder.

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The apparatus comprises a means for precompressing the black powder between two endless belts, a laterally moveable, primary compression means for initially compressing the black powder while laterally moving the same, a laterally moveable, final compression means for compressing the black powder while moving the same, and discharge means for recovering the compressed black powder.

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United States Patent Platte et al.
[ Sept. 23, 1975 DEVICE FOR THE COMPRESSION OF BLACK POWDER Inventors: Friedrich Platte, Essen; Wolfgang Wiedemann, Dulmen, both of Germany Assignee: Wasagchemie Gmbl-l, Munich,
Germany Filed: June 26, 1974 Appl. No.: 483,143
Related U.S. Application Data Division of Ser. No. 274,493, July 24, 19727 Foreign Application Priority Data Aug. 3, 1971 Germany 2138724 US. Cl 425/371; 425/363 Int. Cl B29c 3/00; B29j 1/00; 83% 5/04 Field of Search 425/79. 335, 363, 364,
425/372, 373, 4, 337, 371; 18/4 P, 4 B, 5 P
References Cited UNITED STATES PATENTS Duncan 425/363 X 3,501,558 3/1970 Munters ct al 425/4 C X 3,784,340 1/1974 Kerttula et a1. 425/371 X 3.795470 3/1974 De Mets 425/335 X FOREIGN PATENTS OR APPLICATIONS 7.009.801 10/1971 France 425/371 Primary E.\'aminerl. Howard Flint, Jr. Attorney, Agent. or FirmHammond & Littell [57] ABSTRACT The apparatus comprises a means for precompressing the black powder between two endless belts, a later ally moveahle, primary compression means for initially compressing the black powder while laterally moving the same, a laterally movcahle. final compression means for compressing the black powder while moving the same, and discharge means for recovering the comprcssed black powder.
5 Claims, 5 Drawing Figures atent Sept. 23,1975 3,907,479
DEVICE FOR THE COMPRESSION OF BLACK POWDER This is a division of Ser. No. 274,493, filed July 24, 1972.
PRIOR ART According to a conventional process, black powder as a granular material is first compacted, subsequently broken, granulated and screened. This results in a black powder having a higher density than that of the starting material. Another process is known wherein the compacting is carried out between one or several pairs of rollers but this process, however, can only be applied to finished black powder of lower density.
In one known process, hydraulic presses are used to compact black powder by manually building a pile of plates wherein first a metal plate is covered with canvas, then a flexible frame is placed thereon and filled with black powder in grain form, the frame is covered with another canvas and then a second metal plate is placed thereon which will act as the base for the next unit. After a pile of these units is formed, they are subjected to a single hydraulic pressing step to process a plurality of units at once to increase production. It is necessary to use these individual units to reduce the area of lower compression caused by the known sliding cone occurring at higher pressures. The intermediate canvas layers prevent the black powder from sticking onto the intermediate plates. The disadvantages of this process are that it is expensive due to the labor and time needed to construct the units and it is not suitable for automatic or semi-automatic production of black powder of higher density.
OBJECTS OF THE INVENTION It is an object of the invention to provide an apparatus for the economical compacting of black powder, which is suitable for a fully or partially automated manufacturing plant.
It is a further object of the invention to provide an apparatus for continuous production of compressed black powder comprising means for feeding black powder onto a lower endless belt and in between said lower belt and an upper endless belt provided with compressible sealing means on the outer edges thereof, a means for precompressing the black powder between the two endless belts, a laterally moveable, primary compression means for initially compressing the black powder while laterally moving the same, a laterally moveable, final compression means for compressing the black powder while moving the same, and discharge means for recovering the compressed black powder.
These and other objects of the present invention will become apparent as the description thereof proceeds.
DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention is directed to an apparatus for continuous production of compressed black powder comprising means for feeding black powder onto a lower endless belt and in between said lower belt and an upper endless belt provided with compressible sealing means on the outer edges thereof, a means for precompressing the black powder between the two endless belts, a laterally moveable, primary compression means for initially compressing the black powder while laterally moving the same, a laterally moveable, final compression means for compressing the black powder while moving the same, and discharge means for recovering the compressed black powder.
According to the invention, the compacting of black powder takes place rhythmically and continuously in the precompacting, primary compressing. and final compressing zones between continuously moving belts by means oflaterally moveable presses. The charge material is removed from the feed container by means of a lower belt and while enclosed between an upper belt and the lower belt, it is precompacted by a pair of rollers for example and is then transported to the primary press and subsequently to the final press.
The primary press and the final press advance the upper and lower belts in the forward direction. Prefera bly, while one press is moving in one direction during its working cycle, the other-press is synchronized to move in the opposite direction during its idling cycle. The compacted material is easily discharged by the simultaneous returning of the upper and lower endless belts in opposite directions around a pair of end rollers. The apparatus may be provided with compressible sealing means which is carried along at the outer perimeter of the belts, and this compressible sealing means serves as the bilateral limit during the compaction.
An advantage of the present apparatus over the conventional apparatus is a savings in terms of labor and time, as well as an improved economy of operation. In the known apparatus involving compaction by a single plate or compaction by a series of vertically stacked plates, the compaction is less at the outer perimeter of the plate. This results in four outer zones of lesser compression which adversely influences both the quality and the quantity of the finished product. However, in the apparatus of the invention, the single particles support each other in the longitudinal direction so that only two outer zones with a lesser degree of compression are formed. This reduces the amount of material from the presses which must be recycled.
The apparatus of the invention makes it possible to automate the compaction and to divide the operation into three stages: pre-compression, primary pressing and final pressing with a short stroke of the press. The present apparatus achieves a substantially higher efficiency by synchronizing the build-up of compaction pressure and the idling time of a press with the forward movement of the belts caused by the advancing movemerit of the presses.
The invention will be illustrated by reference to the following drawings which are not to be deemed limitative of the present invention in any manner thereof:
FIG. 1 is a side view of the compression device of the invention.
FIG. 2 is a sectional view along line A-A through the device of FIG. 1.
FIG. 3 is a side view of the compression device showing compression by the primary press and movement of the presses to the center.
FIG. 4 is a side view of the compression device showing compression by the final press and release by the primary press.
FIG. 5 is a side view of the compression device showing movement by the presses away from the center, with pressing by the final press.
The apparatus of the invention consists of feed container 1 provided with means 2 for adjusting the thickness of the layer of black powder on lower endless belt 3. Lower belt 3 and upper belt 4-withelastic sealing means 12 on the'outer edgcs thereof confine the black powder during the compression process. The black powder in betweenthe endless belts is passed between a pair of rollers '13 and 13a which act' as a precompression means and then is passed to the compressing zone. Hydraulic presses 5 and 7 are suspended on-rollers which ride on rails 11. The presses 5 and 7 are moved laterally by action of cylinders 6 and 8, respectively. The entire device is supported by supports 9. The lower endless belt 3 rotates about rollers 14 and 14a and upper endless belt 4 rotates about roller 14 and the uppermost roller 13a of rollers 13 and 13a.
The process is illustrated in the sequence of FIGS. 2, 3, 4 and 5..FIG. 1 shows the apparatus in the starting position. The arrows indicate the direction of the movement of the hydraulic presses. As shown byFIG. 3, the primary press 5 which is hydraulically operated exerts an initial compression force on the upper and lower belts 4 and 3 and on the black powder therebetween; and is laterally moved to the center by hydraulically operated cylinder 6, thereby advancing the upper and lower belt with the pre-compressed black powder held therebetween. Thismovement of the belts simultaneously removes a layer of loose material from the .feed' container l, and thethickness of the layer is adjusted I by the regulating device 2. The loose material is contained between these upper andlower belts and is given a pre-compression between the pair of pre-compressing rolls 13, and 13a. Simultaneously, the final press 7 which is opened in FIG. I is in a non-compressed state and in FIG. 5 is moved by cylinder 8 to the center, so that the primary compressed section moves a distance equal to twice the length of the way the press travels andvarrives into the final compression zone. This synchronized operation of thetwopresses is, according to the present invention, achieved by a fluid control system including an hydraulic connection between the inlet and outlet sides of the hydraulically operated pistons of the two cylinders 6 and 8 that laterally move the presses 5 and 7, respectively. The presses are reposed on rolls 10 guided on rails 11. However, the synchronized operation can be achieved by means of any other suitable system of mechanical elements. The different compression pressures of the two presses are achieved by different ram diameter of their cylinders. It is also possible to produce the different compression pressures in another manner, such as by applying different hydraulic pressures to pistons of equal diameters or by using different numbers of smaller cylinders of the same diameter.
As shown in FIG. 4, the primary press 5 and the final press 7 have moved to the center of the compression zone of the apparatus. The primary press 5 is then opened (as indicated by the arrow) and simultaneously the final press 7 is hydraulically closed (as indicated by the arrow) so that the final compression of the primarily'compressed section can'be carried out. FIG. 5 shows the final press being closed around the upper and lower belts and the final press moving to the right thereby taking along the upper and lower 'belts. The precompressed section is moved a distance equal to twice the press-travel length into the opened primary press which has been moved to the left. More loose feed material is precompressed by rollers 13 and 13a while more. loose material continues to flow onto the lower belt from the feed container. After the primary press and the final press have been separated by the maximum distance as shown by FIG. 5 the cycle is repeated.
At the exit end of the compactor, sections of the continuously formed sheet of compressed black powder are pu'lled'out of the compactor between guide rollers l4.'The simultaneous returning ofthe belts over the guide rollers 14 produces an even removal of the compressed black powder from the belts. The I resulting compacted material'can then be transported to further processing equipment.
Although the present invention has been disclosed in connection with a few preferred embodiments thereof, variations and modifications may be resorted to by those skilled in the art without departing from the principles of the new invention. All of these variations and modifications are considered to be within the true spirit and scope of the present invention as disclosed in the foregoing description and defined by the appended claims.
compression means for initially compressing the black powder while laterally moving the same, a laterally moveable, final compression means for compressing the black powder while moving the same, and discharge means for recovering the compressed black powder. I
2. The apparatus of claim 1 wherein the endless belts are moved laterally by lateral movement of the primary and final compression means during compression.
3. The apparatus of claim 2 wherein the movement of one of the compression means during the compression cycle is synchronized with the movement of the other compression means in the idle cycle in the opposite direction.
4. The apparatus of claim 1 wherein the precompression means is a pair of rollers.
5. The apparatus of claim 1 wherein the compression

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1. An apparatus for continuous production of compressed black powder comprising means for feeding black powder onto a lower endless belt and in between said lower belt and an upper endless belt provided with compressible sealing means on the outer edges thereof, a means for precompressing the black powder between the two endless belts, a laterally moveable, primary compression means for initially compressing the black powder while laterally moving the same, a laterally moveable, final compression means for compressing the black powder while moving the same, and discharge means for recovering the compressed black powder.
2. The apparatus of claim 1 wherein the endless belts are moved laterally by lateral movement of the primary and final compression means during compression.
3. The apparatus of claim 2 wherein the movement of one of the compression means during the compression cycle is synchronized with the movement of the other compression means in the idle cycle in the opposite direction.
4. The apparatus of claim 1 wherein the precompression means is a pair of rollers.
5. The apparatus of claim 1 wherein the compression means are moved laterally by piston means.
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