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序号	专利名	申请号	申请日	公开（公告）号	公开（公告）日	发明人
81	PEAT PRESS	GB8232429	1982-11-12	GB2113111B	1985-11-20	BRITSCHGI HUGO; PORTMANN BRUNO; BERCHTOLD LOUIS
In a device for the dewatering of naturally moist lump peat in natural obtained state and without flocculation agent through pressing, to obtain a natural composition, in terms of particles, of the dewatered product it is proposed that a system is integrated into the device, which has means (1,2,3,4,5) for the collection of the fluid pressed out via screens (31,32) and of the used water for the cleaning of the screens at their points of accumulation, for the static filtering (6,7) of the collected suspension, for the mixing together (30) of the fraction, separated there and condensed, with the fresh material which is to be treated and pressed by the device (34), for the guidance (11) of a portion of the filtrate separated there, essentially of a particle-free water, for the cleaning (12) of the screens (31,32) and for the removal (10) out of the device of a surplus portion of the separated filtrate exceeding the requirement of this cleaning.
82		SE8306950	1983-12-15	SE441835B	1985-11-11	ROSENDAHL S; BURMAN V

83	ENTWAESSERN VON NATURFEUCHTEM ROHTORF.	CH638682	1982-11-03	CH651851A5	1985-10-15	ROSENBERG BURKARD

84	DEVICE FOR THE DEWATERING OF NATURALLY MOIST LUMP PEAT	CA414076	1982-10-25	CA1191382A	1985-08-06	BRITSCHGI HUGO; PORTMANN BRUNO; BERCHTOLD LOUIS
An apparatus for the dewatering of naturally moist lump peat in natural obtained state and without a flocculation agent, by pressing, to obtain a natural composition in terms of particles), of the dewatered product it is proposed that an add-back system is integrated into the apparatus, which has means for the collection of the fluid pressed out via screens and of the used water for the cleaning of the screens at their points of accumulation, for the static filtering of the collected suspension, for the mixing together of the fraction, separated there and condensed, with the fresh material which is to be treated and pressed by the apparatus, for the guidance of a portion of the filtrate separated there, essentially of a particle-free water, for the cleaning of the screens and for the removal out of the apparatus of a surplus portion of the separated filtrate exceeding the requirement of this cleaning.
85	PEAT DEWATERING METHOD	PL25034984	1984-11-08	PL250349A1	1985-06-18	JAMUSCH ALOIS
For dehydrating peat, centrifuges (5) being pressurized by saturated steam having a pressure of 2 to 35 bar are used, the heat of the discharged condensate as well as of the removed water being recovered.
86	DEHYDRATING PEAT	IE279684	1984-10-31	IE842796L	1985-05-15

87		FI833467	1983-09-26	FI833467A	1985-03-29	KOSKINEN, RAUNO

88	METHOD FOR THE DEWATERING OF LUMP PEAT	CA401743	1982-04-27	CA1177247A	1984-11-06	BRITSCHGI HUGO; ROSENBERG BURKARD
In a method for the dewatering of naturally moist, coarse lump peat or of a similar material, the material is continuously fractured into particles to approximately 2-3 cm diameter and is dispersed onto a lower screen belt. With the leading in of a provided upper screen belt the material is conveyed between the two screen belts through a preliminary dewatering zone, where at a pressure which is only given through the tension of the screen belts in a loop on at least one pair of rolls, a homogeneous filter cake is produced. The latter is pressed in a subsequent dewatering zone of a number of pairs of nip rolls at a pressure increasing along the zone between screen belts. Between the screen belt and the nip roll a pressure belt, equal in width to the screen belt, is carried long, consisting of an elastic watertight material, but which is designed to receive and carry away the water and to stabilize the material which is to be pressed. After the dewatering zone, the material arrives into a high pressure zone, where it is treated between screen belts between at least one pair of press rolls at a greater pressure than on the last pair of rolls of the dewatering zone.
89		FI824193	1982-12-07	FI824193L	1984-06-08	TUPPURAINEN LEA TUULIKKI

90		DE3336784	1983-10-10	DE3336784A1	1984-05-24	ROSENBERG BURKARD
The invention relates to the dewatering of naturally moist crude peat. In the method disclosed, dewatering is accomplished in stages. In the first stage, the peat is passed through a press (A) to produce an intermediate product which is passed to a filter press system (B) where the peat is further dewatered in at least two successive filter press chambers (11,13). In passage between the press chambers the peat is loosened and in the last dewatering stage (13) the peat is compacted. The resultant product can be handleable and transportable with minimal risk. In addition to being largely independent of weather and temperature, the method is considerably more economical than previous processes which were inefficient in terms of time and/or energy consumption.
91		DK501683	1983-11-02	DK501683A	1984-05-04	ROSENBERG BURKARD
The invention relates to the dewatering of naturally moist crude peat. In the method disclosed, dewatering is accomplished in stages. In the first stage, the peat is passed through a press (A) to produce an intermediate product which is passed to a filter press system (B) where the peat is further dewatered in at least two successive filter press chambers (11,13). In passage between the press chambers the peat is loosened and in the last dewatering stage (13) the peat is compacted. The resultant product can be handleable and transportable with minimal risk. In addition to being largely independent of weather and temperature, the method is considerably more economical than previous processes which were inefficient in terms of time and/or energy consumption.
92		FI813927	1981-12-08	FI64809B	1983-09-30	TUUHA ROLF

93		NO823353	1982-10-06	NO823353A	1983-05-16	BRITSCHGI HUGO; PORTMANN BRUNO; BERCHTOLD LOUIS

94		SE8206454	1982-11-12	SE8206454L	1983-05-14	BRITSCHGI H; PORTMANN B; BERCHTOLD L
In a device for the dewatering of naturally moist lump peat in natural obtained state and without flocculation agent through pressing, to obtain a natural composition, in terms of particles, of the dewatered product it is proposed that a system is integrated into the device, which has means (1,2,3,4,5) for the collection of the fluid pressed out via screens (31,32) and of the used water for the cleaning of the screens at their points of accumulation, for the static filtering (6,7) of the collected suspension, for the mixing together (30) of the fraction, separated there and condensed, with the fresh material which is to be treated and pressed by the device (34), for the guidance (11) of a portion of the filtrate separated there, essentially of a particle-free water, for the cleaning (12) of the screens (31,32) and for the removal (10) out of the device of a surplus portion of the separated filtrate exceeding the requirement of this cleaning.
95		NO811085	1981-03-30	NO147954B	1983-04-05	ORDING ALF

96		FI812885	1981-09-16	FI63051B	1982-12-31	SUNDMAN FREY
Press for removing water, wherein the material to be treated is led together with a wire which is pervious to water through a press nip zone formed by opposite surfaces. The press comprises compressible means for transporting the material to be treated. This means runs through the press nip and comprises several compression chambers which open out against the wire pervious to water. The compression chambers are preferably made so that they expand towards the water transmitting wire or felt, e.g. like a truncated pyramid.
97		SE8202505	1982-04-21	SE8202505L	1982-10-29	BRITSCHGI H; ROSENBERG B
In method for the dewatering of naturally moist, coarse lump peat or of a similar material, the material is continuously fractured into particles to approximately 2-3 cm diameter and is dispersed onto a lower screen belt. With the leading in of a provided upper screen belt the material is conveyed between the two screen belts through a preliminary dewatering zone, where at a pressure which is only given through the tension of the screen belts in a loop on at least one pair of rolls, a homogeneous filter cake is produced. The latter is pressed in a subsequent dewatering zone of a number of pairs of nip rolls at a pressure increasing along the zone between screen belts, whereby in each case between the screen belt and the nip roll a pressure belt, equal in width to the screen belt, is carried long, consisting of an elastic, watertight material, but which is designed to receive and carry away the filtrate and to stabilize the material which is to be pressed. After the dewatering zone, the material arrives into a high pressure zone, where it is treated between screen belts between at least one pair of press rolls at a greater pressure than on the last pair of rolls of the dewatering zone.
98		NO821142	1982-04-05	NO821142L	1982-10-29	BRITSCHGI HUGO; ROSENBERG BURKARD
In method for the dewatering of naturally moist, coarse lump peat or of a similar material, the material is continuously fractured into particles to approximately 2-3 cm diameter and is dispersed onto a lower screen belt. With the leading in of a provided upper screen belt the material is conveyed between the two screen belts through a preliminary dewatering zone, where at a pressure which is only given through the tension of the screen belts in a loop on at least one pair of rolls, a homogeneous filter cake is produced. The latter is pressed in a subsequent dewatering zone of a number of pairs of nip rolls at a pressure increasing along the zone between screen belts, whereby in each case between the screen belt and the nip roll a pressure belt, equal in width to the screen belt, is carried long, consisting of an elastic, watertight material, but which is designed to receive and carry away the filtrate and to stabilize the material which is to be pressed. After the dewatering zone, the material arrives into a high pressure zone, where it is treated between screen belts between at least one pair of press rolls at a greater pressure than on the last pair of rolls of the dewatering zone.
99		FI811604	1981-05-25	FI62331B	1982-08-31	MERILAEINEN REINO

100		CH1318677	1977-10-31	CH629249A5	1982-04-15	SAALASTI TAPIO DIPL ING

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