Patents by Inventor Rolf Oswaldson
Rolf Oswaldson has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Publication number: 20180369724Abstract: A vat (1) with an inlet (2) for a suspension. A rotatable inner axial part (5) with peripheral channels (7) and at least one disc-shaped filter (8) mounted to the inner axial part (5). Within the vat the suspension is contained between partition walls (16A) in which the filters rotate. The filter (8) has inner flow channels (42) for transporting filtrate to channels (7) in the inner axial part (5). The filtrate from the channels (7) is combined in one end of the inner axial part (5) into at least one vacuum forming downpipe (12). Sprays (13) (15) detach material deposited on the filters. Mounted to the top of the partition walls (16A), which form receiving chutes (16), are guide plates (14A) for guiding material down into the chutes. Spray nozzles (14B) are located below the guide plate(s) and between the partition walls (16A) to clean the filtering surface (10).Type: ApplicationFiled: June 26, 2018Publication date: December 27, 2018Applicant: Valmet Technologies OyInventors: Rolf Oswaldson, Kent Strid
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Patent number: 9238188Abstract: A disc filter for dewatering cellulose fiber suspensions comprising disc-shaped filter elements (11) carried by a rotor shaft (7) in order to rotate inside a vessel (2) while being partly immersed in a suspension received in the vessel. Each filter element comprises several filter sectors (12) distributed about the rotor shaft. Loosening members (25) are provided for loosening fiber material that has been filtered out of the suspension and deposited on a filtering lining (13) of the respective filter element. Receiver chutes (30) are located in the part of the vessel where the filter sectors (12) are rotated down into the suspension from a position above the suspension. The receiver chutes receive loosened fiber material together with flushing liquid from cleaning members (26) located above the receiver chutes to thereby allow the fiber material to be diluted in the receiver chutes to a desired dry content by means of this flushing liquid.Type: GrantFiled: June 14, 2011Date of Patent: January 19, 2016Assignee: Kadant Black Clawson Inc.Inventors: Kent Strid, Rolf Oswaldson
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Publication number: 20130105382Abstract: A disc filter for dewatering cellulose fibre suspensions comprising disc-shaped filter elements (11) carried by a rotor shaft (7) in order to rotate inside a vessel (2) while being partly immersed in a suspension received in the vessel. Each filter element comprises several filter sectors (12) distributed about the rotor shaft. Loosening members (25) are provided for loosening fibre material that has been filtered out of the suspension and deposited on a filtering lining (13) of the respective filter element. Receiver chutes (30) are located in the part of the vessel where the filter sectors (12) are rotated down into the suspension from a position above the suspension. The receiver chutes receive loosened fibre material together with flushing liquid from cleaning members (26) located above the receiver chutes to thereby allow the fibre material to be diluted in the receiver chutes to a desired dry content by means of this flushing liquid.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 14, 2011Publication date: May 2, 2013Applicant: RIOKS PATENTER ABInventors: Kent Strid, Rolf Oswaldson
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Patent number: 6258282Abstract: A filter and a method for filtration is based upon moving a filter surface that is caused to move through a first filtration region (FF) for separation of a prefiltrate and through a second filtration region (KF) for separation of a clear filtrate. A vacuum is applied on the filtrate side of the filtration region (KF). The filtrate region (FF) has two filtration zones (FF1 and FF2) with mutually different pressure conditions. The filtration zone FF1 has atmospheric pressure and the filtration zone FF2 has a pressure that is lower than the pressure of FF1. The pressure change between the filtration zones (FF1 and FF2) occurs in the pre-filtrate region, i.e., before the filter surface has reached the filtrate region (KF).Type: GrantFiled: April 10, 2000Date of Patent: July 10, 2001Assignee: Kvaerner Pulping ABInventors: Kent Strid, Rolf Oswaldson
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Patent number: 6113783Abstract: A filter sector for a rotating filter disc has filtrate conduits for filtrate resulting from filtration which is discharged at the more narrow end of the filter sector. The filtrate conduits are outwardly defined by a filtrating layer permeable to the filtrate. The filter sector has at least one element provided with a profiling forming the filtrate conduit. The profiled element itself forms the filtrating layer because the profiled element has a perforation permeable to the filtrate.Type: GrantFiled: June 14, 1999Date of Patent: September 5, 2000Assignee: Kvaerner Pulping ASInventors: Kent Strid, Rolf Oswaldson
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Patent number: 5935053Abstract: A fractionator includes a shaft attached to a drum which is positioned in a housing and which is rotatable about a substantially horizontal axis and has an inlet means for suspension and at least two outlets for fractions. The drum has a first end and a second end and includes at least two fluid tight walls surrounding the axis. The drum also extends in its longitudinal direction between the first end and the second end to define a fluid channel. The fluid channel extrends substantially parallel to the axis from the first end to the second end and continuously in a circumferential direction of at least 360.degree..Type: GrantFiled: November 24, 1997Date of Patent: August 10, 1999Assignee: Kvaerner Pulping ASInventors: Kent Strid, Rolf Oswaldson
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Patent number: 5509998Abstract: In a chemicals recovery plant in a sulphate pulp mill, in order to provide green liquor with improved sedimentation and filtration properties, there is passed, from a flow (10) of slaked lime and green liquor between a lime slaker (9) and a causticizing tank (1 1), a partial flow (32, 35) to a soda dissolver (2) or to a container (26) for unclarified green liquor provided after the soda dissolver. For this purpose there is provided, in a line (10) between the lime slaker (9) and the causticizing tank (11), a branch line (32, 35) which passes to the soda dissolver (2) or to a container (26) for unclarified green liquor provided after the soda dissolver.Type: GrantFiled: October 28, 1993Date of Patent: April 23, 1996Assignee: Gotaverken Energy AktiebolagInventors: Kent Strid, Rolf Oswaldson