Abstract: Screening apparatus for screening pulp suspensions are provided. The screening apparatus includes a casing, a cylindrical screen member is arranged on the casing for dividing the pulp into accept and reject portions, an inlet for the pulp, an outlet for the accept, an outlet for the reject, a rotor with a rotor body, and at least one pulsator located on the inside of the screen, so that a screening chamber is formed between the rotor and the screen. The rotor is provided with a detachable pulsator package including at least one attachment ring attached to the rotor body, at least one support ring attached to or supported by the rotor body and the at least one pulsator attached to the at least one attachment ring and the at least one support ring.

Abstract: Screening apparatus for screening pulp suspensions are provided. The screening apparatus includes a casing, a cylindrical screen member is arranged on the casing for dividing the pulp into accept and reject portions, an inlet for the pulp, an outlet for the accept, an outlet for the reject, a rotor with a rotor body, and at least one pulsator located on the inside of the screen, so that a screening chamber is formed between the rotor and the screen. The rotor is provided with a detachable pulsator package including at least one attachment ring attached to the rotor body, at least one support ring attached to or supported by the rotor body and the at least one pulsator attached to the at least one attachment ring and the at least one support ring.

Abstract: A thickener for concentrating fiber suspensions is disclosed including a housing, a rotor arranged on the housing, a screen attached to the rotor for separating the fiber suspension into a first fraction passing through the screen substantially containing only fibers and a fraction not passing through the screen and containing coarse undesired particles, a stationary thickener surrounding the rotor and provided with through holes and supply conduits for supplying the first fraction to the stationary thickener for separating that fraction into a fraction passing through the holes in the stationary thickener and a separate fraction not passing through the holes in the stationary thickener. The through holes are dimensioned such that substantially only liquid is permitted to pass through the stationary thickener and the fraction which does not pass through the through holes comprises the thickened fiber pulp free of the undesired coarse particles.

Abstract: A screening basket is disclosed which is intended to be located in a screening device for separating a fibrous suspension. The screening basket is tubular with a diameter and an effective screening height. In order to reduce problems with thickening and wear, the diameter is at least 1.8 times greater than the effective screening height.

Abstract: A pressure screen for separating a liquid mixture is disclosed, comprising a screen housing forming a cylindrical screen chamber, and an inlet housing directly connected to the screen housing and forming a cylindrical inlet chamber, the diameter of which is less than the diameter of the screen chamber. An inlet member is positioned on the inlet chamber for supplying a suspension to be separated substantially tangentially into the inlet chamber and an outlet member is positioned on the inlet chamber for discharging coarse contaminants from the inlet chamber, whereby the scrap particles are prevented from entering the screen chamber.

Abstract: Screening apparatus is disclosed for separating fiber suspensions comprising a housing having an inlet for the fiber suspension, a stationary tubular screen dividing the interior of the housing into a central chamber for receiving the fiber suspension from the inlet and an outer accept chamber for receiving an accept portion of the fiber suspension which has passed through the stationary tubular screen, a rotor journalled on the housing for rotation within the central chamber coaxially with the stationary tubular screen, the rotor including a rotationally symmetrical element, a reject chamber for receiving a reject portion of the fiber suspension at one end of the stationary tubular screen, and an annular passage for dilution liquid including a stationary annular wall portion juxtaposed with the rotationally symmetrical element of the rotor.

Abstract: Screening apparatus is disclosed for separating fiber suspensions including a housing having an inlet for the fiber suspension, a stationary tubular screen having an inlet end adjacent to the housing inlet and an outlet end, and dividing the interior of the housing into a central chamber for receiving the fiber suspension from the inlet, and an outer accept chamber for receiving an accept fraction of the fiber suspension, a rotor journalled on the housing for rotation within the central chamber coaxially with the stationary tubular screen, a reject passage for receiving a reject portion of the fiber suspension at the outlet end of the stationary tubular screen, and an annular reject passage which has a radial width and a cross-sectional area at the outlet end of the stationary tubular screen for discharging the reject portion of the fiber suspension from the central chamber to the reject passage, the annular reject passage including an annular flange attached to the inner wall of the passage, resilient tubing

Abstract: Apparatus is disclosed for distributing a flow of pulp uniformly into a container including an inlet for the pulp flow into one end of the container, a cylindrical wall laterally defining a distribution chamber for the container, a planar wall within the container facing the inlet spaced from the cylindrical wall and extending laterally at least to a location corresponding to the cylindrical wall, thus defining a gap between the planar wall and the cylindrical wall so the pulp flow can pass laterally through the gap into the container for distribution therein, and a movable wall associated with the cylindrical wall for adjusting the size of the gap.

Abstract: Apparatus for sealing rotary shafts supported by bearings within an airtight casing and extending into a housing maintained at an overpressure is disclosed including a mechanical shaft seal for sealing the shaft as it passes into the housing, a seal mount mounted on the casing for mounting the mechanical shaft seal, the casing including an opening to provide access to the mechanical shaft seal within the casing, and a removable airtight cover for sealing the opening in the casing during operation of the apparatus.