Mechanical gravimetric disk dispenser

1. A mechanical gravimetric disk dispenser, for the dosage of powders suitable for use with plasma and HVOF torches and in vacuum, comprising:

a substantially vertical, hermetically sealable container, containing therein:

a mixer that maintains a powder in a container fluid,

a mechanical transportation system that transports the deposited powder, comprised of a motorized rotating disk, and upon which the powder inside the container is deposited by gravity by means of a first calibration matching part that determines a powder section on the rotating disk, and

a gas flow feeding conduit, which exits through a single opening and in the container, and that aspirates the powder from the rotating disk by means of a second calibration matching part,

wherein the mixer is co-axial with a rotation axis of the rotating disk and uses a same drive assembly as that used for rotation of said rotating disk for the dosage of a powder,

wherein said drive assembly is positioned at a bottom of the container and external to the container, and transmits motion through a pivot that is inserted from a bottom portion of the container, said drive assembly rotates the disk and continues upwards and exits into the container where said drive assembly is made integral with a head of the mixer,

wherein a central element is joined to said pivot, and a series of rods are positioned at a periphery of said central element and extend towards the bottom of the container, the series of rods adapted to distribute the powder and direct the powder towards the rotating disk, and

wherein said rods are tilted with incident inclination converging towards the rotation axis of the rotating disk and opening towards the bottom of the container.

2. The dispenser according to claim 1 , wherein said rods bear a series of scrapers of which:

a first series of scrapers extending externally with respect to the rods and each comprise a knee with a bending angle pointed towards the container, and

a second series of scrapers extending internally with respect to the rods.

3. The dispenser according to claim 1 , wherein said first and second calibration matching parts are a single element of annular disk shape, the single element having an internal hollow portion, facing the rotating disk,

said single element bearing two calibrated holes, one for the entrance of the powder and the other for the exit of the powder, and

said calibrated holes being located at a corresponding continuous annular track of the rotating disk where the powder is directed.

4. The dispenser according to claim 1 , further comprising:

a lid for hermetically closing the container,

the lid lacking motorization and bearing a transparent porthole that provides for inspection of an interior of the container.

5. The dispenser according to claim 4 , wherein the lid is equipped with a vent hole to prevent explosions.

6. The dispenser according to claim 1 , wherein the container includes a pressure gauge that indicates an internal pressure, and a safety valve configured for venting an overpressure.

7. The dispenser according to claim 1 , wherein the mixer is of umbrella constructive shape which prevents the weight of the powder from affecting the dispensed quantity.

8. The dispenser according to claim 1 , wherein the container, at a lower portion of the container at level with said mixer, is shaped such that internal walls of the container diverge from each other displaying an expanding area, and converge again towards the axis above the central element.

9. A mechanical gravimetric disk dispenser, for the dosage of powders suitable for use with plasma and HVOF torches and in vacuum, comprising:

a substantially vertical, hermetically sealable container, containing therein:

a mixer that maintains a powder in a container fluid,

a mechanical transportation system that transports the deposited powder, comprised of a motorized rotating disk, and upon which the powder inside the container is deposited by gravity by means of a first calibration matching part that determines a powder section on the rotating disk, and

a gas flow feeding conduit, which exits through a single opening in the container, and that aspirates the powder from the rotating disk by means of a second calibration matching part,

wherein the mixer is co-axial with a rotation axis of the rotating disk and uses a same drive assembly as that used for rotation of said rotating disk for the dosage of a powder, and

wherein the container, at a lower portion of the container at level with said mixer, is shaped such that internal walls of the container diverge from each other displaying an expanding area, and converge again towards the axis above the central element.

10. A mechanical gravimetric disk dispenser, for the dosage of powders suitable for use with plasma and HVOF torches and in vacuum, comprising:

a substantially vertical, hermetically sealable container, containing therein:

a mixer that maintains a powder in a container fluid,

a mechanical transportation system that transports the deposited powder, comprised of a motorized rotating disk, and upon which the powder inside the container is deposited by gravity by means of a first calibration matching part that determines a powder section on the rotating disk, and

a gas flow feeding conduit, which exits through a single opening in the container, and that aspirates the powder from the rotating disk by means of a second calibration matching part,

wherein the mixer is co-axial with a rotation axis of the rotating disk and uses a same drive assembly as that used for rotation of said rotating disk for the dosage of a powder,

wherein said drive assembly is positioned at a bottom of the container and external to the container, and transmits motion through a pivot that is inserted from a bottom portion of the container, said drive assembly rotates the disk and continues upwards and exits into the container where said drive assembly is made integral with a head of the mixer,

wherein a central element is joined to said pivot, and a series of rods are positioned at a periphery of said central element and extend towards the bottom of the container, the series of rods adapted to distribute the powder and direct the powder towards the rotating disk, and

wherein the container, at a lower portion of the container at level with said mixer, is shaped such that internal walls of the container diverge from each other displaying an expanding area, and converge again towards the axis above the central element.