Crusher with stationary anvil and rotating hammer
A technology of crushers and hammers, applied in grain processing, etc., can solve the problems of time-consuming and expensive new hammers, and achieve the effect of increasing the gap and prolonging the service life
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[0022] Figure 1 to Figure 3 A first embodiment of a hammer for a crusher is shown.
[0023] figure 1 A plan view of a vertical crusher is shown in which the drive shaft 3a of the rotor 3 extends perpendicular to the plane of the drawing. Discs 3 b are arranged superimposed on the drive shaft of the rotor, each disc having an opening for mounting a rotating pin 6 . Each of the one or more hammers 4 is suspended on a rotating pin between two discs, optionally using spacer rings. A corresponding arrangement can also be used in crushers in which the drive shaft of the rotor is arranged horizontally.
[0024] An anvil 2 fixedly mounted on a frame 1 cooperates with a hammer head 5 of a hammer 4 during operation. like image 3 As shown, a gap 10 is formed between the anvil 2 and the striker 5 . This gap 10 increases as the striker 5 wears. This gap 10 is related to the fineness of the crushed material. When the hammer is new, the insert is mounted such that during operation ...
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