THEORETICAL ANALYSIS OF AN IMPROVED EXHAUST VALVE SEPARATING FROM A COTTON REGENATOR

Abstract

We will theoretically analyze one more process from the sequences in the
separation of cotton waste from improved colosnik bars. Waste falling into the
waste auger is discharged through the regenerator valve. When exhausting the waste
from the regenerator, the valve cover is opened and air is drawn in, resulting in
small waste entering the chamber and reaching the separated cotton, increasing the
dirtiness of the cotton. Therefore, the improved exhaust valve is made in the form of
an enlarged cone, and when its cover is opened from the exhaust collection, it
reduces the intake of air from the outside by keeping the exhaust from the small
base of the cut cone closed