Pulverizing assembly

Details Pulverizing assembly Pulverizing assembly

1996-07-19

1998-03-17

Husar, John M.

Solid material comminution or disintegration

Apparatus

Series material flow only through plural comminuting zones

2411891, 241194, B02C 1316, B02C 1328

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057277419

ABSTRACT:
There is disclosed a pulverizing assembly comprised of a pulverizing housing defining a pulverizing chamber having spaced-apart and vertically-disposed shafts rotatably disposed therein wherein flywheels are mounted on each shaft in spaced-apart relationship. Rod members are mounted between the flywheels and beater assembly is rotatably disposed on each of the rod members. Each beater assembly is formed of a tubular member having a channel of a diameter greater than the diameter of the corresponding rod member with an elongated and retangularly-shaped beater plate member mounted by arm members mounted to the tubular member wherein the beater plate member is parallelly-disposed and spaced-apart from the tubular member of each beater assembly.

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