Adjustable Stator Rotor Pulverizer for Variable Particle Size

The patent applies the dynamics principle by making the distance between the stator and rotor pulverizing surfaces adjustable rather than fixed. The stator can be moved relative to the rotor along the axial direction, allowing the pulverizing gap to be dynamically changed according to different particle size requirements. This transforms a static structure into a dynamic one, enabling the pulverizer to adapt to various processing needs while maintaining a relatively simple overall structure.

The patent applies segmentation by dividing the connection between the stator and support frame into multiple components: the stator, a first box connected to the stator, and a second box connected to the support frame. The first box and second box can be detached and repositioned, allowing the stator to be adjusted relative to the rotor. This segmented design enables adjustability while keeping each individual component relatively simple.

The patent applies segmentation by separating the rotor assembly from the support frame through the second box, which can be detached. This allows the rotor to be easily removed for maintenance or adjustment by simply detaching the second box from the support frame, without requiring complex disassembly procedures. The rotor remains securely mounted during operation but can be quickly accessed when maintenance is needed.