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(12) Patent Application: (11) CA 2044866
(54) English Title: APPARATUS FOR SPREADING GLUE-COATED PARTICLES IN THE PRODUCTION OF PRESSED BOARD
(54) French Title: APPAREIL A DISPENSER LES PARTICULES ENROBEES DE COLLE LORS DE LA FABRICATION DE PANNEAUX DE PARTICULES
Status: Deemed Abandoned and Beyond the Period of Reinstatement - Pending Response to Notice of Disregarded Communication
Bibliographic Data
(51) International Patent Classification (IPC):
  • B27N 03/22 (2006.01)
  • B27N 03/00 (2006.01)
  • B27N 03/14 (2006.01)
  • B29C 31/02 (2006.01)
(72) Inventors :
  • SITZLER, HANS-DIETRICH (Germany)
  • CAMPO ANTICO, FERDINANDO (Italy)
  • SITZLER, HANS-DIETRICH (Germany)
(73) Owners :
  • G. SIEMPELKAMP GMBH & CO.
(71) Applicants :
  • G. SIEMPELKAMP GMBH & CO. (Germany)
(74) Agent: BORDEN LADNER GERVAIS LLP
(74) Associate agent:
(45) Issued:
(22) Filed Date: 1991-06-18
(41) Open to Public Inspection: 1991-12-20
Examination requested: 1991-10-31
Availability of licence: N/A
Dedicated to the Public: N/A
(25) Language of filing: English

Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT): No

(30) Application Priority Data:
Application No. Country/Territory Date
P 40 198 489.2 (Germany) 1990-06-19

Abstracts

English Abstract


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ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE
The apparatus for spreading glue-coated chips for
the production of particle board includes between the
spreadable material bunker and the spreading head, a ball
separator for removing agglomerates of the glue and chips.
The unit has a disk grate which passes the bulk of the
spreadable material onto a transport belt therebelow which
carries the material to the delivery unit while the
entraining fingers of the interdigtating disks of the
grate cast the balls off an edge of the grate into a ball
catcher.


Claims

Note: Claims are shown in the official language in which they were submitted.


THE EMBODIMENTS OF THE INVENTION IN WHICH AN EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY
OR PRIVILEGE IS CLAIMED ARE DEFINED AS FOLLOWS:
1. An apparatus for spreading a spreadable material
consisting of glue-coated particles for the production of
particle board, comprising:
a spreadable-material bunker including a metering
belt having a discharge end for discharging said spreadable
material downwardly;
a ball separator below said discharge end and
intercepting said material, separating balls of the
spreadable material from the balance of the spreadable
material intercepted by the ball separator and discharging
said balance of said spreadable material downwardly, said
ball separator including:
a disk grate formed with an array of rotatable
disk shafts, each of said disk shafts having a multiplicity
of spaced apart disks thereon interdigitated with disks of
a neighboring disk shaft,
means for rotating said shafts to rotate
said and advance said balls from an upstream side of
said grate at which said spreadable material from said
metering belt is intercepted to a discharge end of said
grate at which said balls are cast off from said grate,
said balance of said spreadable material passing downwardly
between said disks,
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said disks having spacings less than the
diameters of said balls,
a transport belt below at least said upstream
side for collecting said spreadable material passing
downwardly between said disks and delivering said balance
of said spreadable material to a discharge end of the
transport belt, and
a ball collector positioned proximal to said
discharge end of said grate for catching said balls cast
off from said grate,
said disks being formed with entraining teeth
determined by said diameters and adapted to engage said
balls and said shafts being rotatable at a speed in a speed
range sufficient to throw said balls into said collector;
a spreadable-material distributor below said ball
separator for distributing said balance of said spreadable
material in a layer.
2. The apparatus defined in claim 1 wherein said
spreadable-material distributor below said ball separator
is disposed below said discharge end of said grate.
3. The apparatus defined in claim wherein said
grate is formed with a first section having a relatively
narrow spacing of the disks thereof and a second section
having a relatively wide spacing of the disks thereof, said
spreadable-material distributor below said ball separator
being disposed below a region between said sections, a
respective transport belt being provided beneath each of
said sections for delivering the spreadable material to
said distributor
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4 . The apparatus defined in claim 3 wherein said
means for rotating said disk shafts to rotate said disks
includes means for rotating the shafts of said first and
second sections at different rotary speeds.
5.The apparatus defined in claim 4 wherein said
grate has disks of different inter-disk spacings.
6.The apparatus defined in claim 5 wherein said
grate has disks of different entraining tooth dimensions.
7. The apparatus defined in claim 1 wherein said
grate has disks of different inter-disk spacings.
8. The apparatus defined in claim 8 wherein said
grate has disks of different inter-disk spacings.
9. The apparatus defined in claim 8 wherein said
grate has disks of different entraining tooth dimensions.
10. The apparatus defined in claim 1 wherein said
grate has disks of different entraining tooth dimensions.
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Description

Note: Descriptions are shown in the official language in which they were submitted.


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APPARA~S FOR SPREAD~P~G GLUE-C~ED PARTI~L~E5 IN
~HE PROW~TION O~ PRESS~D BO~D
~PECIFICATION
ou~ pre~e~t inYention rela~ o an apparatus ~or
'ch~ spreadin~ o~ glue-ooated part~c:los, ~.~. wood ohips,
sawdust, c~311ulos~ fiber3 or partioles or the like, in the
p~du~tion o~ pressed boa~d, for exa~pl~, par~ial~ boax~d~
M~9Le~
In the produc:tion t:~ p~e~sed boa~d, e.g. partiale
~oard, it is oomm~n to the coat the partic~l~s, especially
wood chip~ or saw dust, with a ~lu~ or adheslva whlah aan
be thermally a~tiva~able and whlch ~an b~nd th~ pa~ticl~s
tog~th~r when a las!e~: o~ the particle~ is oompressed in a
~5 partie~le-~oaxd pr~. Presse-~ of ~hls~ type ~an ~nclude
platan ~ esse~ whi~h a~e c:apable of heating ~nd aompre~s~ng
the layer wlth or without a tray ~or:ming ~h~ l~ye~
support. Tll~ layer may be u~ivide~ into mats pr~or to
compressis~n.

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In all of these 8yStfam5, ~ 3 ne~ecsary to ~pre~d
th~3 ylue-coa~ed parti~ in a l~ye~ oal ~ tran~port
su:cface, e.g. ~ continuous belt, tray or th~ l~k~.
Fo~ the spr~adlnc3 o~ tho glue-coat~d pa~tlcles~
sp~a~inc3 a~aratus is provldecl ~long the parti~lfl ~oard
~abrication line arld ~a~ aompri~ a ~preadable ma~lal
bun~e~ and b6~low this spreadal~ nate~ bun~r a
æpreadin~ h~ad~ ~he ~preada~le mate~ial bu~er can b~
foxmed with a meterirl~ ~elt havin~ a dia~harg~ Qnd ~om
which the spreadable material i~ dischar~e~ downward~y and
tbe spre~dlng head may hav~ a roller 6p~ea~1ng uni~ fed by
a d~livery de~ce. The roller ~preadirlg unlt is genQrally
provided with pitl rolla or roll~ other~rise provlded wi~h
protuberances to ef~ect di~ribution o~ the spr~dable
mat~rial over a wide area above the recelvlng su~ac~.
~n ~ne~al suc:h prior art deYi~e~ thrsw the
spre~dable raaterial at the metQrlng belt dire~tly on~ e
delivery devlce o~ the xo~l~r ~pr~ading un~t. The roller
~preadin~ unit can w~rlc wi~h an a~ ~preading ~yst~m ~hl~h
~o can also apply to th~ present inYention ~nd i~ dQsc:ri~ed,
ampl~, in Ger~nan Pa~nt Doaumen~ D}~ 25 35 461.
When t,h~ wood chips or parti~les are coa~ed qri~ a
bina~r, tl~ conventional 6y~ems enooun~r pro~lem~,
BinC~! depending upon the ~ype and ~truoture oP the
25 paxtlale~, various ~orm~ o~ clumps or aggreg~tes can
develop. In gener~ hi6 ~pe of ~glo~eration ~

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~e~erred to in the a~t ~a ball ~orma~l~n. ~ ~lump~ ~r
balls, i.e. agglomera~e~ o~ glue-aoa~ed partl~le~ can pa~
into ~he sp~ead mat~ and can ~ rim~ntally af:eect the
quality o~ the ~brioat~d particle board. Indeed, lt can
result ln re~e~ts, ~spealally when the clumps or b~ ar~
visible ~t the ~ur~ac~ o~ the ~inishe~ parti~l~ bo~rd.
In an appara~.us for th~ ~preading o~ glue ~oa~d
par~iclefi in the produation o~ par~lc:le board (~nan
~atent ~ocument 27 35 S10), the air 6pr~adlng p~rabolia
lo path o~ thR materi~l ha a c~ lny trough d.i~po~d
therein ~nd positioned to catoh ~h~ h~aYier ~c~cion o~ l:he
materials spread oul; by the air . ~ream. T3-is trou~h i~
pro~rided with a conveyor bel~ and i~ inten~ed ~o aolleqt
the }~alls of a~glomerated material which are generally
heavler than ~he glu~-coated p~rti~les them~elvesO
Thi~ system al~o ha~ ~rawb~ck~ ~inc~ the n~ture o~
the way in ~rhi ::h th~a partic~e~ ars ~p~ead make~ i~
impossible to ensure that all o~ the l~all~ w~ ll be
coll~ed in the receiving ~ough. Thu3 whlle t~ e~rlier
sy~tem operate~ ~ a ball ~epara~o~, the ball separation
~equires improvem~nt, espec~ally when th~ ~preading
material ~up~ rates may v~ry ~i~nificantly.
If, for example, with widely varylng sp~eadins~
ma~e~ial ~upply rates, ~he. ~ir ~low~ ~or ~preadin~ ~he
pa~tiales ar~ a~usted to ~axi~ize 2~e r~mov~l o~ th~ ball~
form the c:urtain of pax~icle~ de~end~ng uporl the reaeiving
suxface, the quality o~ Q ~pre~dlng or ~istr~butlon ls
detrim~ntally a~ected.

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~t i~, there~ore, th~ prinaip~l ob~ c o~ ~h~
pre~ent ~nvention to pro~ide ~ appar~tu~ ~or ~preading
ma~e~ial o~ the type ~Q~rib~d ~o th~t, ~or ex~ple ~or th~
~a~ri~ation o~ parti~l~ board of dif~er~nt thlcknesses wi~h
di~erent type~ of particle~ ~nd widely var~ring ~pread~ble
mat~rial ~upply rat~s, ~liabl~ ball ~epA~tion ~an be
effec:ted without detr~men~ to ths quali~y o~ th~ spxeading
process .
Ano~her object of th~ invention i~ to pr~ride an
improved apparatus ~or ~he spreadlng of glue-coated
pa~tlc~ es wh~r~by draw~aaX~ of ~a~lter ~ys~em~ avoid~d~
Still another ob~2ct o~ the invention i~ to pr~v~d~
a~ apparatu~ ~apable o~ reli~bl~ r~moval o~ agglomerate~ or
ball~ Q~ ~lue-coated par~icle~ ~or~ a ~pread~bl~ m~teri~l
w~hout detriment to th~ ~preading un~o~ y ~nd th~
re~ultin~ product.
umm~y~ ~e ~t~ven~ion
The~e obj~ots are atta~ned, in aoo~rdance with ~h~
~0 px~n~ in~ention 1~y providing beltweeT~ ~e di~aharge end o~
the me~e~ln~ ~on~eyor or belt of the bunker and th~
deliver~,r de~e oP tha spreading head, ~ b~ll tep~r~tor
whlch ~ompri~es a d~sk grat~ ~omposed oi~ a plurality of

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disk sh~ft6 whi~h ~re dr~Rn ~nd ~pac~d apa~ ~rsm onQ
ano~her, the sha~ts ha~ring lntl3rdig~tating di~ks. B~low ~n
inlet ~ide o~ th~ g~ate, a tran~orl~ ~el~ i pruvlded ~o~
carrying the spreadable material to ~h~ d~llv~ry dev~e ~d
at the outlet end of th~ grate ~ ball catcher or c:olle~to~
i~ p~vidad~ According to ~h~ ~n~r~ntlon, th~ ~pacing o~
th~ di~ks oi~ the di6~c q~at~ is ~maller than th~ diameter~
o~ ~he ball~ to be r~m~ved ~rom the ~p~e~dable material And
the speed Of ~ shafts o~ the g~ate i~ ~elected wit~
respe~t to the guan~ity of ~h~ ~preadable ma~eri 1 re~eived
~rom the meter~ng ~alt t~ be capa~ p~ing ~hl~
~uantity while ~he e~g~ o~ the di k ~r~ forned with
entralnment ~eeth dimensioned and ~onf i~ur~d with respe~
ko the diam~tex~ o~ th~ ball~ to cast ~h~ ~alls ~nto th~
collector or ~a~ahex.
More ~peci~lcally, an ~ppara~u~ for spread~ng ~
spreadahle ~naterial consi. ~lng o~ glue-aoated parti~ or
th~ produ~ti~rl o~ par ~cl~ bo~rd can oomp~l~e~
a spreadable-ma~erial J3u~ker :includi~g a meterlng
20 bel~ hav~ng a di~harge end ~02~ di~char~ing the ~prea~abl~
ma~erlal downwardl~,r;
a ball separat~r below th~ di~harge ~nd ~nd
lnter~epting th~ material, ~P-parat~ng l~all~ ~ tlle
~preadabla materi~l ~Erom the ~alanc~ o~ the ~preada~l~
25 mate~ial intercepted by ~he ball ~ep~rator and dis~har57~ n~
the balance o~ the ~preeàable materi~l down~rardly, the ball
~eparat~ including:
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a di~k ~rate ~orm~d with ~n array o~ rotatable
disk sh~f~, each o~ the di~ hapt~ ~avlng ~ mul tipliqity
o~ ~paced ap~rt di~ks thQreon lntexdigita~ed wlth ~is~s o~
a neighboring dist~ ~h~Pt,
means ~or ~oJca~ing ~he distc ~;hR~ts ~ r~t~t~
th~ disks and advan~ ~he b~lln ~rom ~n up~tream ~ide
the grate at whiah the spreadable m~t~r~al ~rom the
met~ring belt i~ inter~epted ~o ~ di~oh~rg~ end o~ the
grat~ at w~ich tha ball~ ar~ ca~t oi~ from the s~rate, the
balarl~e o~ tAe spreadable mat~ri~l pass.~ng ~ownwardly
b~ween the dis~,
the disk~ having ~pacings 1~8 than the
diameter~ ~ the b~
a transport 10elt below at le~6t th~ llp~tr~am
~i~e ~or colle~ting the ~preadable mat~x;l~l pa~ ~ng
downw~:rdly between the d~sks and d~ rering the ~alan¢e oi~
the spreadable materi~l ~o a dis~harg~ end o~ ~he trarl~port
belt, and
~all collector poslt~ on~d proximal to th~
di~ha.rsle end o~ the grate ~or catching th~ b~ a~t o~
Irom th~ . grate,

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~he di~k~ ~ing formed with entr~inln~ te~kh
de~ermined by the ball diameters and adapted to engage the balls
and the ~haft~; b~ing i~o~atabl1a ~t a speed in a ~p~eA r~
de~ermined by the Sruantity of ~pr~ada~l~ mat~rl~l ~o be
deli~vered ~o ~he lay~r ar,d su~tlaient ~o ~row the ~all~
tn~o the c:olleotor:
a ~pr~adabl~-matorial di~tx~butor b~low th~ l~all
~;eparator Phr distributing the balan~e o~ the ~pL~eadabls
m~terlal ~n a l~yer.
~0 Pre~e~a~ly thQ dell~ery d~ p~ovided at an end
o~ the b~ eparator. How~ver, in another o~odlment of
the inventi~n, on~ sect~on o~ ~he disX S~xate ~an be
p~ovlded with a small paaing ~ the disks and ~nother
~ection with ~ wide~ ~pac~ng o~ ~he d~Sk~. In thi~
emb~diment ea~h sec~ion has a r~pectiY~ tran~por~ b~lt
di~po~ed therebelow ~or carry~ng ~he ~pre~da~le ~aterlal to
the delivery de~ which o~n be lo~ated below a zon~
th~ di~ gxate between the two sectlons.
~ccording to a ~eature oP th~ lnventio~ th~ ha~ts
2Q o~ t~e two 6ections can be drl~en indep~nden~ly ~rom ona
another and ~t di~ferent rotary ~pe~d~.
W~ h~ve ~o~nd tha~ this appar~tus pro~des reliable
ball ~e~aration even ~here th~ ~olume~ of the ~preadabl~
material passing by the device per u~ t~me must vary wid~lyO
~dvantageo~sly ~or large r~nge~ the d~k gra~e can
comprise a.~e.t o~ disk ~hafts with disXs o~ erent
inter-dlsk spacin~ and~or aif~ren~ entra~ning te2~h
confl~uration~ and dimen6ions .

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Of cours~ i~ is po&~lbll~, in aa~ordan~e ~ith th~
ln~rention 'co repl~ce the di6k Ish~ nd th~ di~k~ th~reo~
with other ~haPt~ and dl~ wi~th di~er~nt ~pac:ing~ ~n~/or
entraining too~h dlmen~ions ~nd con~iguratl~n~ tor
~if~erent th~ough put~ o~ glu~-coated partlcles or
dir~erent p~icles~ Withln wide ranges In ~$th~r ca~e,
howev~, e~ecti~re ba~l separatio~ can be ~f~ect~ad without
reduation in the ~ali~y o~ the ~preading proa~s 2~nd th~
produc~s pxo~uced. Dis~C gra~es, the~nsel~res ar~ descxlbed,
lo in United Sta~e~ Patent 4,037,1~3 ~ut ~s ~a~ as w~ A~e
aWarB suah dis~c grat~s have r~ot hi~her~o been integrated in
an appa~atu~ o~ ~he ~pe de~cr~ed to ~nsure reliabl~ ball
6epaxation~
We believe that tha uni~ue result~ oht~ined wl~h
the ir~ventlon a~ a ¢hax~teris~ic o~ a oombined ~:ef~at o~
th~ spaalng o~ khe dls3c ~ the dlsk grat~ ~nd ~he
propelling e~e~t of tX~e entraining ~eeth. ~h~ bulX ~ the
~preadable material can thus pa~s t~lrough ~e disX çlrate
and is uniforml~ dispos~d on the ~r~n~por~ b~lt wl~lle t~e
~o clumps or balls (a~glomer~t~s) ara ~rans~rr~d ~long the
grate ~o ~he di~aharg~ ~nd thereoP wh2r~ they ~re ~ung
into the aatall~. Since the ~peed o~ the çlra~e ~haf~ ~an
~e ad~usted, l~rge variation~ in the ~u~nti~y o~ xp~dable
material thal~ pass th~ough th~ grate can ~a ~usta~ d
wi~hout inte~fer~nce of 1;he ~all~ alony th~ gra~e ~nd ~heir
sep~ra'cion fx~om khe balance oP t~Q qp~eadable m~t~ri~l.

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The a}: ove ~n~ o~her o~ Ct8 ~ :eal:ura~ aa~d ad~ant~g~
o~ my in~ntion will ~ me morR rea~lly apparent ~ro~ ~he
~ollow~ng descrip~$on, xe~erence be~ing mad~ to the
aa~ompanying hi~hly dia~rammatic ~rawing in whiG~:
FIG. 1 i~ a diagram o~ an apparatus ac:c:ording to tl~e
inYentlon;
FIG . 1~ is ~ d~t~il o~ th~ c~n~gu~ation of the
dis~cs:
~IG. 1~ i~ a plan ~flew o~ ~ po~tion o~ the dt~c
~rate ~howing these di~1~s; ~nd
FIG. 2 i~ ~ view ~imilar to ~. 1 o another
embodimen~ o~ the in~rention.
Bas~o to the ~pparatu~ o~ FIGS. 1 ~nd 2 ar~ a
spread~1~le mater~al bun1ter 1 and a ~p~ading ha~d 2 . The
spr~adable ma~erial bunker com~ri~e~ a met~ring belt 3 with
~ d~h~xge end 4. The ~:preading h~ad 2 i~ ~o~ed a~ a
roll~r sp~ead~ ng ~nit an~ compri~es a d~liYery ~e~rl¢~ 5
20 rec~ivin~ ~he ~preadabl~ mater~al ~rom above and d~spo~ing
~he spreadab.l~ material on the roller ~pread~n5r unlt,
~ s s~n in ~IG~ 1, the bun~er 1 can oomprlse an
arra~ o~ rel~ng di~k~ or roller~ 6. ~rhe dir~ction o~
~eed o~ the ~preadable material ln~o th~ bunXer is
2 5 represented at 7 .

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B~tween th~ di~haxge end and th~ ~eli~rery uni~ 5,
accordin~ to ~he invention, a ball ~eparator 8 io
provided~ The ball ~ep~rator i8 ln th~ ~orm o~ a ~
~ra'ce who~e inlet ~ide 1R d~ ~pvsed b~low a21d rec~ive~ ~he
~pxeadable materi~l ~rom the disch~rge end 4 o~ th~ belt
3.
8exleath the up tream ~ide of the ball ~epar~tor 8, a
transpoxt belt 12 extends ~FIG. 1) for aarrying o~ th~
balance of the spreadsbl~ material, ~o. the jp~eadabl~
1~ m~t2ri21 wh~h passes ~et~een the diAk~ o~ ~he gr~
~che disahRrge edg~ or ~ide OL~ ~hq ball 6epa~a~0r, a ~all
her or collec:tor g is provided. The ball cat:cher i~ $n
tl~e ~orm o~ a ~rc~lgh ~xom which the ~ollec~e~ b~ can be
r~moved by mean~ not ~hown.
~he de~very unlt S o~ the spre~dlng hQ~d 2 i~
lo~ated below ~he ball ~eparator 8.
In the e~bodim~n~ ~hown the spreading head i~
so-a~lled 6y~unetrical roller spread~ng head, ~he ~y~et~
axi~ being r~presented ~y the ~rrow lo~ Th~ &pre~dlng
ma~exial 20 ls ~olleated upon ~ recei~ g ~ur~a~e 21 which
~nay be a b~lt moving ln the di~ec~ion o~ ~e arrow 22.
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~he ~rr~ngemOEnt i~ ~o c:or~tructed that the di~C
~pac~.ng, i . e. the ~pac~ng ~etw~sn ~he disl~ 11 ( eel FIG.
~'B) iB ~malle~ th~n th~ diamete~ o~ th~ ball~ to b~
~eparated. The ball sqparato~ 8 oan h~e lt~ ~haft~
::oupl~d to a dri~e ~ ~FIG. 1) ~o that th~ ~ha~ts oan ~e
driven with ~p2ed~ rylng o~er a pred.etermined ~peed ~angR
w~ich can double be~twean m~niu~ ~p~ed and ~naximu~ ~poed,
:eor example ~ th~ ~peed belnq ~elected in ~cco~dar~o~ with
the ~rolume c~ ~he spreadabl¢ mater~ ~1 to be forme~ into a
layer per unit ~ime~
As can be seen ~rom ~lGS . lA and 1~3 ~h~ d~k3 can
have entraining fingers ~ which, at the ~peed~ o the
xe~pec~i~e ~aft ca~ aas'c ~he ball-~ in~o ~e ~a'cche~
The ~n~rainin~ f~ng~rs 13 can h~e lengthc eg~ o
approximately the dia~ete~ o~ a bal~L z~d prei~erably not
smaller th~n the diamete~. Th~ ~oth helght or d~pth
~hould at lea~t, thexe~ore, egual the ~ ter o~ th~
l~r~e~t of the ~alls or a~glomerates ~o be ~a~t o~. In
the embod~ment o~ ~IG. 1, the ~llve~r unit 5 L~ loaa~ed
at ~h~ end o~ the ball ~epara~ wher~as ln ~h~
embo~imen~ o FI~. 2, whl~h shows only ~he lowe~ ~art o~
~che app~ratus the ball ~ep~rator ~ has a dl~k gr~4~ tlon
~ with a 6mall spaoing ~f th~ d~k~ 11 and a ~ c grat~
~e~tion ~ with ~ wider spacing of the dis1c~ 11.

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In th~ region be~we~ ~h~ two 6e~tion~ ~ And ~, ~he
delivery unit 5 i~ disposed. Bel~w eaoh o~ the sectlon~
and ~ a re~peotive transporé belt i~ provided ~0 ~ee~ th~
passed ~atarial to th~ delivery Uni~ 5. ~he shafts o~ the
sections a and k are ~riVen ~i~h di~erent ro~y ~p~eds
ind~penqently ~rom one a~other by thQ 6epara~e drl~es D
and D~. As in the embodime.nt of Fig. 1, the'deli,very unit
can comprise a pair of pivotal flaps 5a' and 5b dir'ecting
the spreadable materi-al onto a pair of disk'shafts 5c and'Sd
having interdigitating disks and depositing,,in turn, th.e'
material sy.~metrically on diverging arrays'of disk sh:afts 2a
and 2b, also with interdigitating disks.
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Event History

Description Date
Inactive: IPC from MCD 2006-03-11
Time Limit for Reversal Expired 1993-12-20
Application Not Reinstated by Deadline 1993-12-20
Inactive: Adhoc Request Documented 1993-06-18
Deemed Abandoned - Failure to Respond to Maintenance Fee Notice 1993-06-18
Application Published (Open to Public Inspection) 1991-12-20
All Requirements for Examination Determined Compliant 1991-10-31
Request for Examination Requirements Determined Compliant 1991-10-31

Abandonment History

Abandonment Date Reason Reinstatement Date
1993-06-18
Owners on Record

Note: Records showing the ownership history in alphabetical order.

Current Owners on Record
G. SIEMPELKAMP GMBH & CO.
Past Owners on Record
FERDINANDO CAMPO ANTICO
HANS-DIETRICH SITZLER
Past Owners that do not appear in the "Owners on Record" listing will appear in other documentation within the application.
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Date
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Number of pages   Size of Image (KB) 
Abstract 1991-12-19 1 17
Claims 1991-12-19 3 104
Drawings 1991-12-19 3 52
Descriptions 1991-12-19 12 413
Representative drawing 1999-07-20 1 20