INSTALLATION FOR PRODUCTION OF GRANULAR SODIUM PERCARBONATE Russian patent published in 2005 - IPC

Abstract RU 2245843 C2

FIELD: chemical industry.

SUBSTANCE: the invention is intended for a chemical industry and may be used in production of bleaching agents and washing agent, household chemical goods. The reactor (1) is fed with soda ash, for example in the form of a solution, through sleeves(5) and a link (7) and hydrogen peroxide solution through a link (6). The sleeves (5)allow to move the reactor (1) along the auger of the mixer (2). Humid granules of sodium percarbonate produced in the mixer (2) are removed through a connecting pipe (9) into a dryer (3) supplied with a gas-distributing lattice (10). One part of the dried granules through a connecting pipe (8) is fed back into the mixer (2), and other part through link (15) is fed into the qualifier (4). A commercial fraction of sodium percarbonate is removed through link (16) into a pneumatic classifier (20). The fine fraction through link (22) and through the cyclone separator (13) and link (14) is fed back into the mixer. The coarse fractions of sodium percarbonate from the qualifier (4) is fed through link (17) into the grinding machine (18). Crushed sodium percarbonate is mixed with the fine fractions and through the cyclone separator (13) and through link (14) is fed back into the mixer (2). The invention allows to decrease the share of a dust faction down to 0.10 - 0.63 % and losses at drying, to increase the share of active oxygen up to 13.91-14.01 % and stability of the finished product.

EFFECT: the invention ensures reduction of the share of a dust faction up to 0.10 - 0.63 % and losses at drying, an increase of the share of active oxygen up to 13.91-14.01 % and stability of the finished product.

4 cl, 1 dwg, 1 tbl

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RU 2 245 843 C2

Authors

Rakhmanov N.V.

Tarasov V.V.

Meshcherjakov V.G.

Pljusnin V.V.

Efimov Ju.T.

Listov V.V.

Ivanov A.M.

Dates

2005-02-10Published

2003-03-11Filed