IP Library Granted Patent US 10,632,501
Granted Patent B2
US 10,632,501 · App. 15/682,784 · Granted Apr 28, 2020

Material processing screen plant drive system

Inventors: Rex Mikle Carter (Center Point, IA); Michael Peter Stemper (Marion, IA); Alexander Evan Ross (Washington, IA); Ryan Anthony Mumm (Newhall, IA)
Assignee: Terex USA, LLC
B07B1/005B07B1/36B07B1/42B07B13/16
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Patent No.
US 10,632,501
App. No.
15/682,784
Granted
Apr 28, 2020
Kind
B2
Abstract

A screen drive for a mobile material processing screen which can be at a travel width without having to fold or disable the screen drive. The screen drive system includes a drive motor, which is tucked at least partially under the vibrating screen; a sheave, having a double row ball bearing being supported by a shaft; a belt, coupling sheave and drive motor; a drive shaft coupled to a first universal joint, and a second universal joint, which is coupled to an opposing end of the drive shaft and to sheave.

Claims (42)

1. A mobile material processing vibrating screen, comprising:

a vibrating screen, of the type having a rear portion having at least four wheels and being configured to be towed on a public roadway by a semi-tractor, and with a predetermined travel width dimension;

a screen drive system operatively coupled to said vibrating screen, said screen drive system configured with:

a drive motor, which is tucked at least partially under the vibrating screen;

a sheave, having a bearing being supported by a shaft;

a belt, coupling the sheave and the drive motor;

a drive shaft coupled to a first universal joint;

a second universal joint, which is coupled to an opposing end of the drive shaft and to said sheave;

said screen drive system further being configured to drive the vibrating screen without being folded and without being disabled to attain said predetermined travel width dimension;

a double row ball bearing;

wherein said drive motor is an electric drive motor system;

an interface which includes an adapter plate;

wherein said adapter plate is coupled to a ring feeder hub and to said first universal joint which is coupled to a drive shaft;

said second universal joint which is coupled to an opposing end of the drive shaft; and

a stub-shaft and said double row ball bearing.

2. A mobile material processing vibrating screen, comprising:

a vibrating screen with a predetermined travel width dimension;

a screen drive system operatively coupled to said vibrating screen, said screen drive system configured with:

a drive motor, which is tucked at least partially under the vibrating screen;

a sheave, having a bearing being supported by a shaft;

a belt, coupling the sheave and the drive motor;

a drive shaft coupled to a first universal joint;

a second universal joint, which is coupled to an opposing end of the drive shaft and to said sheave;

said screen drive system further being configured to drive the vibrating screen without being folded and without being disabled to attain said predetermined travel width dimension;

a double row ball bearing;

wherein said drive motor is an electric drive motor system;

an interface which includes an adapter plate;

wherein said adapter plate is coupled to a ring feeder hub and to said first universal joint which is coupled to a drive shaft;

said second universal joint which is coupled to an opposing end of the drive shaft; and

a stub-shaft and said double row ball bearing; a first C-Clip which retains an interior diameter (I.D.) of bearing and second C-Clip which retains an outside diameter (O.D.) of the double row ball bearing.

3. The mobile material processing vibrating screen of claim 2 further comprising a flanged yoke which bolts to a face of the sheave.

4. The mobile material processing vibrating screen of claim 3 further comprising a first c-clip groove and a second c-clip groove.

5. A method of processing material with a vibrating screen at multiple locations comprising the steps of:

providing, at a first location, a vibrating screen, of the type having a rear portion having at least four wheels and being configured to be towed on a public roadway by a semi-tractor, and which comprise a screen drive system with:

a drive motor, which is tucked at least partially under the vibrating screen;

a sheave, having a double row ball bearing being supported by a shaft;

a belt, coupling said sheave and drive motor;

a drive shaft coupled to a first universal joint;

a second universal joint, which is coupled to an opposing end of the drive shaft and to said sheave; and

operating said vibrating screen at said first location;

transporting said vibrating screen to a second location without folding said screen drive system and without disabling said screen drive system; and

operating said vibrating screen at said second location.

Assignments (3)
SECURITY INTEREST Recorded Oct 9, 2024
From: THE HEIL CO.; TEREX USA, LLC; TEREX SOUTH DAKOTA, INC.
To: UBS AG, STAMFORD BRANCH
Reel/Frame 069177/0271 →
SECURITY INTEREST Recorded May 28, 2021
From: TEREX SOUTH DAKOTA, INC.; TEREX USA, LLC
To: CREDIT SUISSE AG, CAYMAN ISLANDS BRANCH, AS COLLATERAL AGENT
Reel/Frame 056423/0296 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Sep 6, 2017
From: CARTER, REX MIKLE; STEMPER, MICHAEL PETER; ROSS, ALEXANDER EVAN; MUMM, RYAN ANTHONY
To: TEREX USA, LLC
Reel/Frame 043505/0844 →
Continuity (2)
Provisional Application 62378066 · Aug 22, 2016
Related Publication 20180050369A1 · Feb 22, 2018