30 results about "Single pellet" patented technology

An automatic pellet loader of a pneumatic air gun, including a pellet clip seat, a pellet clip lid, a pellet clip closure, and a magnetic shaft. The pellet clip seat and the pellet clip lid are connected to form a magazine case that includes a pellet inlet. The pellet clip closure is rotatably connected to the magazine case for opening or closing the pellet inlet. The bottom side wall of the pellet clip seat is provided with a loading sleeve that extends to the pellet clip lid. A center hole of the loading sleeve perpendicularly penetrates through the pellet clip seat. The pellet clip lid includes a loading channel allowing the pull-bolt thimble to pass through. The loading sleeve includes an opening close to an exit side of the loading channel through which a single pellet can slip autonomously into the loading channel.

Single pellets of a thermoplastic resin containing long glass fibers and a conductive filler are set forth that enable molded articles made from these pellets to exhibit conductivity and, at the same time, high mechanical properties. These pellets have mechanical properties that are substantially equivalent to non-conductive pellets of a thermoplastic resin containing same loading of long glass and provide conductivity that is substantially equivalent to articles obtained by blending two kinds of pellets, one pellet having a conductive filler and the other pellet one containing long glass fibers. The pellets include a thermoplastic resin, a long fiber reinforcing filler and a conductive additive dispersed in the pellet.

A pellet magazine includes a plurality of pellet bores sized to receive pellets for loading into a fuel rod. A fuel rod loading system includes a plurality of pellet loading stations each designated to load a single pellet type into one or more pellet bores of the pellet magazine, a rod loading station configured to unload pellets from the pellet bores of the pellet magazine into a fuel rod, and a conveyance system configured to transport the pellet magazine to the loading stations and then to the rod loading station in a defined sequence.

The invention discloses a recycling process for low-frequency (LF) furnace refining slag. The process is characterized in that the process comprises the following steps of: mixing LF furnace slag with the weight percentage of 10-30 percent with iron-containing waste materials with the weight percentage of 70-90 percent; controlling moisture content of the mixed material to be 13-18 percent; putting the mixed material into a mixing mill for mixing and milling according to the proportion for 20-30 minutes to uniformly mix; compacting and forming the mixture by a cold press forming machine; and naturally placing for 25-30 days to form metallurgy cold-pressed pellets. The process has the effects that for the pellets prepared by the method, the compression strength of a single pellet can reach over 2500N, a one-meter free drop test can be performed more than twenty times to completely meet a requirement of the strength of the metallurgy cold-pressed pellets, and the pellets can be applied to blast furnaces or converters. The process provides a new path for recycling LF furnace refining slag. A binder is not needed to add, the LF furnace refining slag is used, and the high-strength pellets are compressed, so that a direction for the recycling metallurgy iron-containing waste materials is provided, and the production cost of the cold-pressed pellets is reduced.