IP Library Granted Patent US 8,800,901
Granted Patent B2
US 8,800,901 · App. 12/626,317 · Granted Aug 12, 2014

Pulverizer and operating method therefor

Inventors: Roland Nied (Bonstetten, DE); Wolfgang Rohmann (Offenbach, DE); Hermann Sickel (Gambach/Münzenberg, DE); Thomas Becker (Vacha, DE)
Assignees: Roland Nied; Netzsch-Condux Mahltechnik GmbH
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Patent No.
US 8,800,901
App. No.
12/626,317
Granted
Aug 12, 2014
Kind
B2
Abstract

A pulverizer includes a cutting rotor with a multiplicity of cutting blades, a cutting stator surrounding the cutting rotor with a plurality of stator blades, a milling stock inlet for the milling stock feed and a discharge screen in direction of rotation of the cutting rotor located after the milling stock inlet, wherein all stator blades in direction of rotation of the cutting rotor are arranged between the milling stock inlet and the discharge screen. Furthermore, an operating method for a pulverizer as described above is also contemplated.

Claims (21)

1. A pulverizer comprising:

a cutting rotor having a plurality of cutting blades;

a cutting stator surrounding the cutting rotor, the cutting stator having a plurality of stator blades spaced apart in a direction of rotation of the cutting rotor;

a milling stock inlet for milling stock feed;

a discharge screen in the direction of rotation of the cutting rotor located after the milling stock inlet; and

an end wedge assigned to an end of the discharge screen located in the direction of rotation of the cutting rotor;

wherein the plurality of stator blades in the direction of rotation of the cutting rotor are arranged only after the milling stock inlet and before the discharge screen.

2. The pulverizer of claim 1 , further comprising a housing, the discharge screen being fixedly installed in the housing.

3. The pulverizer of claim 1 , wherein the milling stock inlet is a first milling stock inlet and the pulverizer further comprises at least one second milling stock inlet, the at least one second milling stock inlet being arranged after the first milling stock inlet and in front of the discharge screen in the direction of rotation of the cutting rotor.

4. The pulverizer of claim 3 , further comprising a plurality of second milling stock inlets for milling stock feed arranged in the direction of rotation of the cutting rotor after the first milling stock inlet and in front of the discharge screen.

5. The pulverizer of claim 4 , wherein each milling stock inlet is assigned a separate process gas inlet for process gas feed.

6. The pulverizer of claim 5 , wherein the process gas inlet is a first process gas inlet and the pulverizer further comprises a housing in front of a second process gas inlet located in the direction of rotation of the cutting rotor after the first process gas inlet, the housing being coolable.

7. The pulverizer of claim 6 , further comprising cooling devices for cooling the housing, the cooling devices having hollow shaped bodies in front of the second process gas inlet.

8. The pulverizer of claim 7 , wherein the cooling devices are designed so that a gas or a fluid flows through the hollow shaped bodies.

9. The pulverizer of claim 5 , wherein each process gas inlet in the direction of rotation of the cutting rotor is arranged in front of the corresponding milling stock inlet.

10. The pulverizer of claim 5 , wherein at least one process gas inlet for the process gas feed is arranged between the first milling stock inlet and the discharge screen.

11. The pulverizer of claim 3 , further comprising a housing in front of the second milling stock inlet in the direction of rotation of the cutting rotor located after the first milling stock inlet, the housing being coolable.

12. The pulverizer of claim 11 , further comprising cooling devices for cooling the housing, the cooling devices having hollow shaped bodies in front of the second milling stock inlet.

13. The pulverizer of claim 12 , wherein the cooling devices are designed so that a gas or a fluid flows through the hollow shaped bodies.

14. The pulverizer of claim 1 , wherein the end wedge is blade-like.

15. The pulverizer of claim 1 , wherein a process gas inlet for process gas feed, the end wedge and the milling stock inlet are arranged in succession in the direction of rotation of the cutting rotor following the discharge screen.

Assignments (2)
CHANGE OF NAME Recorded Sep 9, 2014
From: NETZSCH-CONDUX MAHLTECHNIK GMBH
To: NETZSCH TROCKENMAHLTECHNIK GMBH
Reel/Frame 033697/0846 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Dec 16, 2009
From: ROHMANN, WOLFGANG; SICKEL, HERMANN; BECKER, THOMAS
To: NETZSCH-CONDUX MAHLTECHNIK GMBH
Reel/Frame 023663/0066 →
Priority Claims (2)
DE 10 2008 059 114 · Nov 26, 2008 · national
DE 10 2009 012 743 · Mar 12, 2009 · national
Continuity (1)
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