Apparatus for treating bulk material in batches

Solid material comminution or disintegration – Apparatus – Loose grinding body comminutor

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241174, B02C 1716

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042366771

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus and process is disclosed for treating bulk material in batches in a container having a revolving shovel mechanism rotatably mounted therein and ball-like striking elements moved by the shovel mechanism, wherein heat is supplied to or removed from the bulk material and/or the bulk material is dried and the striking elements are added to the bulk material for the duration of the treatment. The ball-like striking elements having a substantially higher specific gravity than the bulk material and a diameter of at least twice the smallest distance between the shovel tools of the shovel mechanism and the container wall. The shovel tools each having a forwardly extending portion which is curved. The curved portion imparts a resultant of tangential and radial motions to the ball striking elements when contacted thereby.

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patent: 3008656 (1961-11-01), Weston
patent: 3018059 (1962-01-01), Lodige et al.
patent: 3329348 (1967-07-01), Pootmans

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