213 results about "Impact mill" patented technology

The present invention relates to a new, particularly economical process for preparing particulate water-soluble cellulose derivatives. The process involves forming a feed composition of swollen and / or dissolved cellulose derivative, and water. The feed composition is contacted with a superheated gas mixture, in a sieve-free high rotational speed gas jet impact mill, and the cellulose derivative of the feed composition is converted into a solid state form of finely particulate particles. The superheated gas mixture, with which the feed composition is contacted, is selected from: (i) a superheated gaseous mixture of steam and an inert gas; and (ii) a superheated gas mixture of steam and air. The superheated gas mixture has a steam content of 40 wt. % to 99 wt. %, based on the total weight of the superheated gas mixture.

An impact mill including a base portion on which is disposed a rotor rotatably mounted in a bearing housing, the rotor having an upwardly aligned cylindrical surface portion coaxial with the rotational axis. The impact mill is provided with a mill casing within which is located a conical track assembly which surrounds the rotor to form a conical grinding path. The mill casing is provided with a downwardly aligned cylindrical collar which may be axially adjusted to set a grinding gap between the rotor and the mill casing. The rotor is provided with a plurality of impact knives complementary with a plurality of impact knives disposed on the inside top surface of the mill casing. The conical track assembly can be a series of assembled conical sections or one unit with varied number of serrations in either a vertical or sloped configuration. This flexibility allows for greater compatibility with the feedstock being milled.

The invention relates to the field of food, in particular to a flour processing technology. The flour processing technology comprises the following steps of (1) material preparation; (2) clean wheat proportion; (3) wheat wetting; (4) grinding; (5) powder purification; (6) flour blending. According to the flour processing technology, the problem that some smaller particles in materials, which are processed by 9 reduction roller mills, 6 shelling mills and a purifier, are difficultly grinded sufficiently in a tail mill in the grinding process is solved. The flour processing technology has the advantages that the smaller particles are grinded more sufficiently by utilization of impact mills, so that the flour yield is improved, the integrity rate of wheat bran is improved at the same time, and the quality of flour and by-products are guaranteed.

Disclosed is a doped lithium titanate and its use as an electrode in a battery. Further disclosed is a method for making an alkali metal titanate, which method includes mixing an alkali metal compound and a titanium compound, impact milling the mixture, and heating the milled mixture for a time at a temperature, which is sufficient to convert the mixture to the alkali metal titanate. The alkali metal compound can be in the form of Li2CO3 and the titanium compound can be in the form of TiO2. A dopant may be included in the mixture.

In one aspect of the invention, a rotary impact mill has a milling chamber defined by housing with an inlet, an outlet, and at least one wall. A plurality of impact hammers located within the milling chamber are fastened to and longitudinally disposed along a rotor assembly connected a rotary driving mechanism. At least one of the impact hammers has a body with a first hardness. The impact hammer also has a wear resistant insert bonded to the body, wherein the wear resistant insert comprises a hard surface with a second hardness greater than the first hardness.

Methods of forming tantalum powders and other valve metal powders are described. The method involves high impact milling a starting powder in a fluid medium and optionally a milling media using a high energy mill. The methods of the present invention have the ability to reduce DC leakage and / or increase capacitance capabilities of valve metal powders when formed into capacitor anodes. The methods of present invention further reduce the milling time necessary to form high surface area valve metal powders and leads to reducing contaminant levels in the valve metal powders. The process is particularly well-suited for forming metal flakes, such as tantalum or niobium flakes, of high purity.

An impact mill including a base portion on which is disposed a rotor rotatably mounted in a bearing housing, the rotor having an upwardly aligned cylindrical surface portion coaxial with the rotational axis. The impact mill is provided with a mill casing within which is located a conical track assembly which surrounds the rotor to form a conical grinding path. The mill casing is provided with a downwardly aligned cylindrical collar which may be axially adjusted to set a grinding gap between the rotor and the mill casing. The rotor is provided with a plurality of impact knives complementary with a plurality of impact knives disposed on the inside top surface of the mill casing. In addition, the impact mill can be formed of separated conical sections. Finally, power is transmitted to the rotor of the impact mill by a synchronous sprocketed belt, accommodated by a sprocketed drive sheave, wherein the belt is in communication with a power source.

A method for fractionating whole kernel corn into bran, germ and endosperm fractions. Corn (tempered or non-tempered) is processed through an impact mill and through a screener to divide the initial feed stream into two or more flows or substreams. The substreams or portions thereof may be further processed through a plurality of aspirators, roller mills and screeners to provide bran, germ and endosperm fractions of desired purity levels.

In one aspect of the invention, a rotary impact mill has a milling chamber defined by a housing with an inlet, an outlet, and at least one wall. A plurality of impact hammers located within the milling chamber are fastened to and longitudinally disposed along a rotor assembly that is connected to a rotary driving mechanism. At least one of the impact hammers has a plurality of inserts arranged adjacent one another in a row and attached to a body of the hammer, wherein a first end of at least one insert is complementary to a second end of an adjacent insert.

The invention discloses a production process for recycling premixed concrete solid waste residues. The production process comprises the following steps: S1. crushing the concrete solid waste residues into blocks with the grain diameters of 0-30 mm by adopting a toothed roll crusher; S2. screening the blocks with the grain diameters of 0-30 mm, and separating to form coarse aggregates with the grain diameters of 10-30 mm and screen underflow with the grain diameters of 0-10 mm; S3. stacking the coarse aggregates for storage, delivering the screen underflow with the grain diameters of 0-10 mm into a conical ball mill or an impact mill, and crushing into a mixture with the grain diameter of 0-5 mm; S4. screening the mixture, and separating to form fine aggregates with the grain diameters of 1-5 mm and screen underflow with the grain diameters of 0-1 mm; and S5. stacking the fine aggregates for storage, and delivering screen underflow with the grain diameters of 0-1 mm into an ultrafine mill, and milling into active ultrafine powder with the grain diameter of 0-0.025 mm. According to the production process disclosed by the invention, the separation efficiency and recovery rate of the coarse aggregates, the fine aggregates and the active ultrafine powder in the concrete solid waste residues can be improved, and meanwhile, the total energy consumption of the production process can be reduced.

In one aspect of the invention, a rotary impact mill has a milling chamber defined by housing with an inlet, an outlet, and at least one wall. A plurality of impact hammers located within the milling chamber are fastened to and longitudinally disposed along a rotor assembly connected a rotary driving mechanism. At least one of the impact hammers has a body with a first hardness. The impact hammer also has a wear resistant insert bonded to the body, wherein the wear resistant insert comprises a hard surface with a second hardness greater than the first hardness.

The first purpose of the present invention is to provide a method for producing metallic iron, whereby, in the production of metallic iron by heating an agglomerate, which comprises an iron oxide-containing material and a carbonaceous reducing agent, in a movable hearth type heating furnace, metallic iron can be efficiently collected from a reduced product containing metallic iron and a slag, said reduced product being obtained by heating the agglomerate. The method for producing metallic iron according to the first embodiment of the present invention comprises: a step for forming an agglomerate of a mixture which comprises an iron oxide-containing material and a carbonaceous reducing agent; a step for introducing the obtained agglomerate into a movable hearth type heating furnace and reducing the same by heating; a step for milling a reduced product containing metallic iron and a slag, said reduced product being discharged from the movable hearth type heating furnace, using an impact mill; and a step for selecting and collecting the metallic iron using a separator.