Adjusting mechanisms for low speed particle concentrator

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B04B 13/00 (2006.01) B04B 1/08 (2006.01) B04B 1/14 (2006.01)

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CA 2008493

ABSTRACT Adjustment mechanisms for a low speed decanting centrifuge for separating relatively large particulate material (e.g. yeast) from a feedstock are disclosed. The centrifuge is clamped to a container and the centrifuge housing is pressurized to, in turn, pressurize the container and force feedstock upwardly into the lower bowl of the centrifuge. A stack of inverted frustoconical discs carry supernatant downwardly and inwardly for vertical transfer to a discharge chamber. Particulate matter is centrifugally discharged continuously between engageable surfaces of the lower bowl member and the upper bowl member. The invention provides for automatic or manual adjustment of the maximum gap available between the bowl members during operation. In one embodiment the drive motor, transfer tube, upper bowl members and disc stack are connected together so that the assembly thereof can be vertically adjusted through a gear train. In another embodiment an adjusting nut on the transfer shaft is used to determine the upper limit of the upper bowl member. A gear train is used to move the adjusting nut on the transfer tube. In each case adjustment can be effected while the centrifuge is running.

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