Solid material comminution or disintegration – Processes – Subjecting material to impact by moving comminuting surface
Patent
1994-03-11
1995-11-14
Husar, John
Solid material comminution or disintegration
Processes
Subjecting material to impact by moving comminuting surface
241194, 241197, 241291, B02C 1304, B02C 1328
Patent
active
054659124
ABSTRACT:
An improved pulverizing and grinding hammer and methods of making and using such a hammer in a hammer mill are disclosed. The improved hammer has a substantially trapezoidal insert made of a hard metal such as STELLITE 12 that is brazed onto a groove in a conventional hammer to form a contact face having an approximately ten degree layback angle with the vertical. The improved hammer provides a clear visible boundary between the insert material and base metal of the hammer, which acts as a wear indicator when the layback angle wears to approximately 40 to 50 degrees, the critical angle at which the size reduction efficiency of the mill decreases.
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Graybill James B.
Hixon Larry M.
Huang Ching-Chung
Hosokawa Micron International Inc.
Husar John
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