Abstract: An elevation part (10) added under the nozzle (11) of a condensate pick-up shoe in a steam cylinder (4), by which part a desired liquid level can be produced in the cylinder.

Abstract: A rotating cylindrical treatment apparatus includes a cylindrical body rotatably supported in the treatment apparatus; a feeding section for supplying a treated material onto an outer circumferential surface of the cylindrical body; a pressure roller for pressing the supplied treated material and for rolling the pressed treated material; a first medium introducing device for introducing a heating or cooling medium into the cylindrical body and for discharging the introduced medium; a second medium introducing device for introducing the medium into the pressure roller and for discharging the introduced medium; and an endless belt for conveying the rolled treated material while causing the rolled treated material to be closely contacted with the outer circumferential surface.

Abstract: Heating or cooling roll having a roll jacket with axially running peripheral borings at the roll ends, where the borings are connected via a fixed ring shaped part which is sealed against the roll jacket, to each other and/or with the feed-in or feed-out lines of the heat carrying fluid which are mounted outside of the roll. With this simply constructed device, the feeding in and out of the heat carrying fluid is made possible, even for rolls which have a roll jacket which is shiftable in the pressure plane.

Abstract: A roll, specifically a paper machine press roll, with a hollow rotatable roll body features a roll shell and on at least one of its two ends a hollow roll journal. A guide body which is stationary or fastened to the roll body extends through the interior of the roll body and forms with the roll shell a channel system through which a tempering medium flows. For purposes of using air as tempering medium, a pressure blower and/or a suction blower are connected to the channel system. The channel system and the blower(s) are so dimensioned that an air flow velocity above 10 m/sec will materialize in the channel system.

Abstract: A rotating cylindrical treatment apparatus for accomplishing rolling and heat-treatment of a treated material continuously and with high reliability. The apparatus includes a deviation detecting device provided at a suitable position for detecting deviation of an endless belt to generate a signal and an axis inclination structure for varying an inclination of at least one of belt support rollers depending upon the signal generated from the deviation detecting device, so that the deviation may be automatically corrected without interrupting the operation of the apparatus.

Abstract: A cylindrical drum exchanges heat between a process fluid sprayed against its inner surface, and a raw product applied to its outer surface. The drum is formed by a thin cylindrical strip which is mounted on two disks. The strip is stiff enough to resist sagging under its own weight. The disks are of smaller diameter than an inner surface of the drum, and a hollow inflatable ring is interposed between each disk and the drum to frictionally connect the drum to the disks for common rotation and form a fluid seal for the ends of the drum. The drum can be removed longitudinally from the disks.

Abstract: The surface properties of a roll and/or rolls in a paper machine are affected by regulating the temperature of the roll face by means of an external heating device. In the arrangement, a combination of a heating device and a roll coating is used in such manner that the heating radiation penetrates through the paper or only directly to the roll face, but does not heat the roll itself at a depth greater than the roll face. The roll coating is preferably made of a dark, readily heatable and insulating material. The arrangement of the invention is utilized for example in a calendar and for detaching the paper from a roll.

Abstract: The invention relates to an iron sponge briquetting press having two opposite rollers. The rollers consist of a roller base body and a coating affixed thereto, in which the moulding recesses for shaping the briquettes are formed. In order to provide less expensive roller coatings as compared with the segments used formerly as coating, which have moreover longer service lives, the invention provides that the coating is produced as a closed ring from a chromium nickel molybdenum steel and is held in press fit on the roller base body. Open grooves are produced in the sleeve surface of the roller base body or on the inner side of the ring as cooling ducts, their open sides being covered by the inner side of the ring or the sleeve surface of the base body in the assembled condition of the rollers.

Abstract: A thermal toner fixing device for a xerographic apparatus comprises a heat dissipation mechanism for dissipating heat accumulating in a pressure roller rotating in contact with a heat roller so as to achieve substantially uniform thermal deformation throughout the pressure roller and, as a result, uniform contact with the heat roller irrespective of the width of the paper sheet being conveyed. The device enables both wide and narrow sheets of paper to be properly conveyed with high reliability. Preferably, the heat dissipation mechanism is a heat dissipation roller in contact with the pressure roller, and the heat dissipation roller has a substantially hollow interior for the passage of circulating cooling air.

Abstract: A roll, specifically a paper machine press roll, with a hollow rotatable roll body features a roll shell and on at least one of its two ends a hollow roll journal. A guide body which is stationary or fastened to the roll body extends through the interior of the roll body and forms with the roll shell a channel system through which a tempering medium flows. For purposes of using air as tempering medium, a pressure blower and/or a suction blower are connected to the channel system. The channel system and the blower(s) are so dimensioned that an air flow velocity above 10 m/sec will materialize in the channel system.

Abstract: A drum contact freezer system which reduces or eliminates a stagnant layer of refrigerant on an interior surface of the drum freezers is provided. A boiling refrigerant is sprayed into the interior of the drum freezers to scrub an interior surface thereof having the stagnant layer. This scrubbing reduces or eliminates the stagnant layer and thus provides an enhanced rate of heat transfer. The boiling refrigerant is preferably in a temperature range of approximately -100.degree. F. to -40.degree. F. at or near atmospheric pressure. Additionally, the boiling refrigerant may be circulated within the drum freezers by providing troughs on the interior surface thereof to help lift the boiling refrigerant and prolong contact between the boiling refrigerant and the interior surface of the drum freezers to provide a further enhanced rate of heat transfer.

Abstract: In a rotary press, temperature of a printing plate is sensed by an infrared temperature sensor mounted in close proximity to a cylinder carrying the printing plate. Sensor output is used to control a closed loop of a water circulating system which includes one or more water-carrying rollers in an ink train. A water cooler and a water heater are provided in the closed loop and are controlled in response to the sensor output to maintain the printing plate at a temperature which allows proper inking thereof.

Abstract: Cylinder for rubber mixing mill, consisting of a hollow cylinder 1 and two flange-journals 2, 3 and driven by a hydraulic motor 21 with a hollow shaft. The hollow cylinder has longitudinal channels 4 provided with solid rods 8 fastened in the two flanges. The temperature regulation of the cylinder is provided by a crossed dual circuit. The temperature regulating fluid circulates in longitudinal channels 4 then cools the inner wall 19 of the hollow cylinder before being evacuated along the axis of the cylinder.

Abstract: In an image forming apparatus according to the present invention, a plurality of image forming process units are aligned to face a horizontal transportation section of a paper transportation path. A transfer belt unit is provided to successfully transfer images formed on photoreceptor drums of the process units to a transfer medium. A flashlight device is interposed between each two adjacent process units. Developing agent images formed by means of the process units and transferred to the transfer medium are fixed to the medium by means of the flashlight devices. By doing this, a developing agent transferred to the transfer medium by means of a preceding process unit is fixed to the medium by means of its corresponding flashlight device. Thus, in an image forming process using a subsequent process unit, images can be securely superposed without causing the previously transferred developing agent to separate from the transfer medium.

Abstract: Pressure cylinder for a printing machine equipped with air-conditioning and oil lubrication, the receiving shaft of a flexible cylinder casing being made hollow and at its respective ends having an inflow and an outflow for a cooling fluid, the receiving shaft passing furthermore through a chamber which forms an oil reservoir, the reservoir receiving the flexible cylinder casing rotatably, with ball bearings interposed, and this reservoir possessing on its underside orifices for the discharge of the oil and on its topside feed orifices cooperating with plates which extend radially into the immediate vicinity of the inner circumference of the flexible cylinder casing.

Abstract: This invention pertains to apparatus for removing heating or cooling fluid from a rotary heat exchange device comprising a hollow shell defining a shell chamber with an inner surface and an outer surface. The shell has first and second ends and a generally horizontal longitudinal axis extending between the ends. Thus, the shell defines axial directions along the axis, radial directions transverse to the axis and circumferential directions around the axis. The exchanger desirably also includes an inlet means for admitting a heat exchange fluid such as steam into the shell, and a shaft extending along the longitudinal axis, the shaft being at least partially hollow so as to define a shaft chamber. The apparatus also includes at least one set of collecting members, and typically involves several sets of such members. Each set of collecting members includes first and second radially-extensive and axially-extensive collecting members, mounted for rotation in unison with one another about the axis.

Abstract: A packing sheet calender comprises a cooled cylinder of small diameter and a heated cylinder of large diameter. The heated cylinder comprises a cylindrical casing and end walls with integral stub shafts projecting centrally from the end walls. At least one of the stub shafts is hollow. Circumferentially spaced axially extending bores are provided in the casing for the flow of hot water which is supplied by a tube system extending axially of the cylinder and comprising an inner tube and an outer tube surrounding the inner tube. Radial bores in one end wall connect the axially extending bores in the casing with the outer tube. Radial bores in the other end wall connect the axially extending bores in the casing with an annular chamber which is connected with the inner tube. The inner and outer tubes are connected through the hollow stub shaft with a device for supplying hot water to one of the tubes and withdrawing water from the other.

Abstract: A heat transfer method and apparatus are disclosed for transferring heat across a cylinder surface, in order to maintain the cylinder surface at a uniform temperature for drying, rolling or otherwise processing a work piece. The apparatus comprises a rotatable cylinder wall with a plurality of heat pipes bent near their evaporator ends and disposed within and around the periphery of the cylinder wall, at least one end wall, and a plurality of hubs interconnecting the cylinder with a drive shaft. The heat transfer cylinder, itself, may comprise a large rotating heat pipe.

Abstract: A calender roll wherein a cylindrical shell is rotatably mounted on a stationary carrier by way of bearings which are disposed in the end portions of the shell. The median portion of the shell is heated by a first heating device, and the end portions of the shell are heated by a discrete second heating device. The second heating device has channels which are provided in the end portions of the shell and/or indictive heaters which are adjacent to the exterior of the end portions of the shell. Alternatively or in addition to such expedients, the second heating device can include the bearings in the end portions of the shell; each such bearing includes or constitutes an axial or radial hydrostatic bearing which is heated by hydraulic fluid to thereby heat the respective end portion of the shell. The second heating device ensures that the effective length of the shell approximates or even matches the axial length of the shell.

Abstract: A pull roll in which the outer shell of a cooling roll through which a cooling medium flows has grooves in its outer surface forming lands which support a perforated skin. Communication is provided between the shell grooves and a segmented stator groove connected to a source of reduced pressure so that the vacuum exerts a pull on the web while the cooling medium cools the web through the skin.

Abstract: A flexure-controllable roll includes a hollow roll, a stationary crosshead extending lengthwise therethrough and hydrostatic support elements arranged in the clearance space between the hollow roll and crosshead. The support elements are formed with contact surfaces for abutting the inner circumference of the hollow roll. Hydrostatic bearing pockets are formed in the contact surfaces. The bearing pockets are supplied with a first pressurized fluid via throttling ports from a cylinder chamber of the support element. An additional feed line, provided in the crosshead, has a movable part that follows the movements of the support element for supplying a second pressurized fluid to the bearing pockets for regulating the temperature of the roll.

Abstract: A mill roll having a pair of ceramic, hollow rollers with the chambers defined in each filled with a plurality of particles with spaces defined therebetween including means to enter fuel therein to be burned to heat the rollers to incandescent temperatures.

Abstract: A rotary joint for introducing or removing a heat exchanging medium, such as steam, from a rotary dryer drum characterized by its ability to accommodate significant axial expansion or contraction with respect to the axis of drum rotation. A rod supported housing includes an axially displaceable nipple having an end engaging an annular seal ring associated with a drum journal mounted wear plate. Axial movement between the wear plate and joint housing is accommodated by relative movement between the housing and nipple, and preferably, springs axially bias the nipple into engagement with a self-aligning seal ring to maintain a fluid tight connection under all thermal and pressure conditions.

Abstract: The arrangement has a device for cooling the impression cylinder (2) with a plurality of continuous metal belts (6) which run over two drums (4, 5) which partially wrap the impression cylinder (2) and are carried along by the latter during its rotation. These metal belts discharge the heat arising at the surface of the impression cylinder during the printing operation and are themselves cooled by the fact that one of the two drums (4) is constructed as a hollow cooling drum through which a cooling means flows. The drums (4, 5) are mounted in an adjustable frame (7) and, when the printing machine is switched off, can be removed from the impression cylinder (2) to the extent that the latter is not contacted by the metal belts (6).

Abstract: The invention is a method of prestressing a heat transfer cylinder by thermal means to create residual stresses which act to reduce the operating thermal stresses in the cylinder wall. The invention also includes a cylinder prestressed by the method. An example might be a cylindrical drum having a heat source adjacent its inner surface to be used for heating a material on its outer surface. The drum would be thermally prestressed to have residual compression stresses at its outer surface and residual tension stresses at its inner surface under conditions of no heat flow. These stresses are opposite in direction to those induced by heat flow through through the drum wall during operation.

Abstract: A hydraulically supported roll includes a stationary crosshead extending through a rotatable hollow roll, which is heated at its inner and outer circumferences. A thermostatic control and regulating device is provided to keep the temperatures at the inner circumference and the outer circumference of the hollow roll at the same level during the heatin-up and/or cooling-down phase.

Abstract: An apparatus and method is provided, whereby chocolate or other confection may be hardened by coming into contact with one or more confectionary rolls that have a cooling fluid supplied to the interior of the rolls. The cooling fluid causes the rolls to operate at a higher temperature than that of the confectionary medium being treated. Generally the rolls have depressions in their periphery for forming the shape of the confectionary. Inside the roll or rolls, there are provided a plurality of cooling zones at different locations preferably spaced axially along the roll from the cooling fluid inlet end of the roll. These zones may vary so as to be progressively smaller in an axial direction, as measured axially from the cooling fluid inlet end of the roll. Valving or other means are provided for controlling the flow of cooling fluid to each of the zones, preferably individually for each zone.

Abstract: A run-through grill has at least two rolls which are mounted for rotation about horizontal axes. Each of the rolls comprises a jacket, which is heatable through a heating element arranged in the roll. A cavity is provided substantially symmetrically within the jacket, and contains the heating element. A filling of a heat-conductive material which is fluid is provided in the cavity. The filling quantity is chosen so that on the one hand an unfilled portion of the cavity remains, and on the other hand, at least sections of the heating element are continually in heat-transmitting connection with the filling. With this arrangement, the region of the jacket which borders on the unfilled cavity assumes a different temperature during passage of a cooking product to be treated than the region of the jacket in which the filling is present.

Abstract: An expansion joint is provided for a rotary ironer or the like employing concentric cylinders defining a passageway through which thermal liquid passes. The joint comprises a toroidal segment which is secured in fluid-tight engagement to adjacent ends of the concentric cylinders. The provided joint enables one cylinder to be heated in advance of the other and expand while retaining a fluid-tight connection between the cylinder ends.

Abstract: A heated roll comprising a hollow cylindrical shell (10) with a syphon pipe (14) passing into the roll from a rotary joint (13) mounted on an end thereof. A non-rotating part of the rotary joint is mounted with a clearance fit on a pair of fixed parallel guide bars (22). Jacking screws (27) threadingly engaged within a cross bar (26) attached to the non-rotating part of the rotary joint, bearing upon each guide bar thus to enable the longitudinal axes of the rotary joint (13) and the roll shell (10) to be relatively adjustable thus to determine and set an accurate position for the inner open end of the syphon pipe (12) close to the inner wall of the shell (10).

Abstract: A heating or cooling roller comprises a stationary axle, at least one hydrostatic or hydrodynamic bearing element to support a rotary roller shell on the stationary axle, and a heatable or coolable heat transfer medium which flows through an annular gap between the stationary axle and the rotary roller shell; the roller shell has peripheral axially parallel orifices for the heat transfer medium which is supplied and discharged through at least one radial channel in the stationary axle and via at least one annular space between the roller shell and the stationary axle.

Abstract: A rotating-drum heat treatment apparatus for carrying out cooling or heating of a material to a desired temperature. The apparatus includes two drums arranged in a casing adjacent to each other for continuously cooling or heating the material to be heat-treated, to thereby increase a time required for the heat treatment of the material.

Abstract: A chill roll for cooling a web, such as in the printing industry, where a uniform temperature across the chill roll is maintained. Journals support an outer roll assembly and an inner roll assembly. The inner roll assembly is bearing mounted on the inner ends of opposing journals and the outer roll is rotated about the inner roll, which is weighted to free-wheel about the bearings to minimize rotary motion. Coolant is introduced through the journal on one end and into a center tube, where the coolant uniformly flows in an annular space between the rolls and along the length of the inner and outer roll assemblies to circumferentially traverse between the rotating and stationary outer and inner rolls. This coolant flow provides enhanced heat transfer from the outer rotating chill roll to the circulating coolant. Heated coolant collects and returns through a center tube, and exhausts through the center tube and out through the journal.

Abstract: On the cooling roll with outer roll shell 7 and inner, preforated roll shell 8 of an inner body 6, the inner body features endways and centrally at least one distributing component 22. Extending through this distributing component are channels 19 that are parallel with the roll axis, for one, and interposed radial channels 28 which, for one, serve the connection of an endwise space 14 that is located between an axial end of the inner body and the hollow roll end with one of the coaxial supply or drain channels of the journal 20 and, for another, serve the connection of the interior space 3 of the inner body 6 with one of the other coaxial supply and drain channels 25, 26 or vice versa.

Abstract: The invention disclosed provides an effective and comprehensively economic method of cooling the continuous shielding wire fed to the welding rollers of a machine for seam-welding discrete lengths of tube, inasmuch as the wire does not merely pass between the cooled mill rolls but is wrapped around each one to the point of subtending an angle greater than 180.degree..

Abstract: Uniformity of hot melt coatings on thermally sensitive plastic and other webs is maintained by use of a silicone or other rubber-like web back-up roll the dimensional stability of which is maintained during hot melt coating of the webs by a heat-conducting idler roll directly contacting the back-up roll temperature and a heat transfer source for temperature deficiencies on the silicone roll surface, aiding constant nozzle-to-web spacing irrespective of temperature variations and line speeds. Provision is also made for the introduction of chilling, if required.

Abstract: A cooling roller of a cooling machine for continuously and quickly cooling a high temperature sheet. The cooling roller comprises a rotary shaft, and a cylindrical outer wall and end walls mounted on the shaft and forming an enclosure are mounted on the shaft. A tube bundle extends through the enclosure close to the outer wall, the tube bundle having an inlet and an outlet for a cooling fluid. The heat transfer area of the tube bundle is larger than the inner area of said outer wall, and the inner area of the outer wall is covered with a heat transfer accelerating device. A heat transfer liquid, which repeats evaporation and condensation cycles during use is sealed within the enclosure.

Abstract: A roll arrangement for calendars or super-calendars is provided by the combination of two rolls which together form a press nip wherein one of the rolls is solely deflection-controllable and the other roll is solely temperature-controllable zone by zone. The temperature-controllable roll has a tubular rotatable roll shell and a stationary core extending through the roll shell. The space between the roll shell and the core is divided by means of several peripheral seals into numerous annular chambers. A flow of fluid is guided through each of the annular chambers. The fluid temperature in each annular chamber is independently controllable. Consequently the temperature-controlled roll shell can be heated by the fluid to different degrees along the axis thereof to control its external diameter along each zone. The peripheral seals are sized to have free play in a direction transverse to the roll axis and are constructed as endless, metallic rings.

Abstract: The invention is a fluid heated drum especially well adapted for use with a drum press in which high press roll nip loading and high heat flux to a pressed web are both encountered. A press of this type is disclosed in detail. However, the drum is more broadly useful in any application combining heavy mechanical drum loading and high heat flux through the drum surface. The drum is constructed with a thin outer shell spaced radially apart from an inner cylindrical body. Radial supports provide load bearing connections between the two. The annulus between the shell and inner body may be arranged in various patterns as a conduit for the flow of heating fluid. By using a thin outer shell which does not have to sustain high bending stresses a high rate of heat transfer is permitted. The outer shell may be made of copper or other high thermal flux but lower strength metal to obtain additional heat transfer advantages.

Abstract: Rods are placed into axially arranged grooves of the roll core. These rods protrude radially from the roll surface and the roll shell is shrink-fitted onto the rods. Due to the creeping movement of the roll shell which is a result of periodical heating and cooling thereof, the inside surface of the shell and the interfacing outside surface of each rod are subject to wear. Whenever this wear has proceeded beyond a tolerable limit the rods are replaced, whereafter a new shell with a normal inside diameter is again shrink-fitted onto the rods. Thereby the rod's and the shell's dimensions must never be changed. The roll core is not subject to wear. Stock-keeping and fabrication are particularly simplified due to the fact that the dimensions of the replacement parts never change.

Abstract: A fiber optic light source is disclosed that comprises a three part heat sink structure for absorbing and transmitting heat out of the interior of the light source to thereby reduce the possibility of heat damage. The heat sink structure comprises an internal stationary heat sink in thermal contact with external stationary and movable heat sinks. The movable heat sink acts as a turret which functions to align fiber optic cables with one or more light sources.

Abstract: A cylinder drying machine including a plurality of reflecting members arranged in opposition to at least the cloth-contacting surface of each of thermal cylinders, the reflecting members being disposed separately over the cloth-contacting surface of a thermal cylinder so that the distance between the front end portion of each of the reflecting members and the thermal cylinder is shorter than that between the rear end portion thereof and the thermal cylinder with the outer surface of the front end portion of one of two adjacent reflecting members opposed via a clearance to the inner surface of the rear end portion of the other.

Abstract: A continuous metal caster cooling system is provided in which water is supplied in jets from a large number of small nozzles 19 against the inner surface of rim 13 at a temperature and with sufficient pressure that the velocity of the jets is sufficiently high that the mode of heat transfer is substantially by forced convection, the liquid being returned from the cooling chambers 30 through return pipes 25 distributed interstitially among the nozzles.

Abstract: A rotary joint for establishing supply and removal connections for flow of a working fluid between stationary external piping and the interior of a rotating drum, the joint including a stationary tubular shaft assembly about which a flanged housing is rotatably journaled, wherein a heat exchange chamber system is formed interiorly within the shaft assembly annularly thereabout and along the housing journals with a baffle within the chamber system for causing a heat exchange fluid to circulate throughout the annular and longitudinal extent of the chamber system thereby relieving the housing journals from any opposed heat exchange effects of the working fluid to enable high speed operation of the rotary joint at either relatively high or low temperatures.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for supplying a heated fluid to a heat consumption circuit, such as an injection mold. The apparatus comprises a heat exchanger, for heating the fluid, a pump for pumping the heated fluid to the heat consumption circuit, a reservoir for storing the fluid, and a degasifier for degasifying the fluid that returns from the heat consumption circuit to the apparatus. The heat exchanger, and the pump comprise one compact integral assembly. In addition, the connection between the degasifier and the reservoir is in the form of a siphon which acts as a thermal barrier to prevent the heat from the heated fluid from heating the fluid in the reservoir. As a result of this arrangement, the total volume of fluid used is much smaller than in prior art devices, thereby substantially decreasing the heat losses from the fluid to the environment.

Abstract: The calender rolls of the present invention are comprised of relatively thin-walled hollow shells which are supported at each end by shafts having bores which extend into the cavities formed in the rolls. Fittings located at the ends of the shafts are rotatable relative to them so that by tying the fittings together they do not rotate along with the rolls. The fittings at one of the ends of the rolls are connected to a source of wet steam through a pressure regulator and the fittings at the other ends carry probes which extend through the shafts and curve downwardly towards the bottoms of the rolls. A valve regulates the amount of material which flows out of the cavities through the probes. The method by which the rolls are used comprises introducing wet steam into the cavities, maintaining its pressure at a constant level.

Abstract: A roll for processing material in the form of a web or strip consists of a cylindrical hollow body of metal, in the cylinder wall of which there is provided a helical medium passage through which a heating or cooling medium can flow. In order to avoid sealing problems in the region of the cylinder wall and to achieve a high heating or cooling performance, the cylinder wall is formed from a cast metal tube and the helical medium passage is formed from a spiral tube of a metal having a distinctly higher melting temperature in comparison with that of the cylinder wall, the spiral tube being rigidly embedded in the cylinder wall during casting thereof. The cylinder wall consists particularly advantageously of a centrifugally cast tube, preferably of aluminium, in the wall of which the spiral tube is included in the casting.

Abstract: A dryer for paper and similar fibrous web materials including a dryer roll having an outer cylindrically-shaped wall, a radiant heat source within the dryer roll adapted to heat the wall substantially uniformly about the entire periphery thereof, and nip-forming means forming a pressure nip with the dryer roll.

Abstract: A roll for processing material in the form of a web or strip consists of a cylindrical hollow body of metal, in the cylinder wall of which there is provided a helical medium passage through which a heating or cooling medium can flow. In order to avoid sealing problems in the region of the cylinder wall and to achieve a high heating or cooling performance, the cylinder wall is formed from a cast metal tube and the helical medium passage is formed from a spiral tube of a metal having a distinctly higher melting temperature in comparison with that of the cyinder wall, the spiral tube being rigidly embedded in the cylinder wall during casting thereof. The cylinder wall consists particularly advantageously of a centrifugally cast tube, preferably of aluminium, in the wall of which the spiral tube is included in the casting.

Abstract: A machine suitable for placement in a freezer for making slush or ice cream in a cylindrical container.