EP2335827A1 - Agencement d'insert, structure de surface d'usure pour la mâchoire d'un broyeur à mâchoires, broyeur à mâchoires et utilisation de la structure de surface d'usure - Google Patents

Agencement d'insert, structure de surface d'usure pour la mâchoire d'un broyeur à mâchoires, broyeur à mâchoires et utilisation de la structure de surface d'usure Download PDF

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EP2335827A1
EP2335827A1 EP09179972A EP09179972A EP2335827A1 EP 2335827 A1 EP2335827 A1 EP 2335827A1 EP 09179972 A EP09179972 A EP 09179972A EP 09179972 A EP09179972 A EP 09179972A EP 2335827 A1 EP2335827 A1 EP 2335827A1
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Jari Liimatainen
Tuomas Teeri
Jussi Hellman
Pekka Siitonen
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B02—CRUSHING, PULVERISING, OR DISINTEGRATING; PREPARATORY TREATMENT OF GRAIN FOR MILLING
    • B02C—CRUSHING, PULVERISING, OR DISINTEGRATING IN GENERAL; MILLING GRAIN
    • B02C1/00—Crushing or disintegrating by reciprocating members
    • B02C1/02—Jaw crushers or pulverisers
    • B02C1/10—Shape or construction of jaws
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B02—CRUSHING, PULVERISING, OR DISINTEGRATING; PREPARATORY TREATMENT OF GRAIN FOR MILLING
    • B02C—CRUSHING, PULVERISING, OR DISINTEGRATING IN GENERAL; MILLING GRAIN
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  • the invention relates to an insert arrangement, wear surface structure for a jaw of a jaw crusher, a jaw crusher and use of a wear surface structure according to the preambles of the enclosed claims.
  • Jaw crushers are used for reducing the size of solid material, such as mineral material for example in mining industry.
  • jaw crushers comprise two vertical jaws, where the first jaw is fixedly mounted and the second jaw is arranged movable to and fro relative to the first jaw.
  • the material to be crushed is fed between the jaws and subjected to the pressing and relieving actions of the moving jaw.
  • the jaws are arranged in tapered manner so that they are farther apart at the top than at the bottom, and the material, which is crushed travels at the same time downwards towards the discharge opening.
  • the crushing occurs between the two jaws, whereby the surface of the jaws is subjected to heavy wear and abrasion.
  • the wear surfaces of the jaws are usually made of wear resistant material, such as manganese steel.
  • wear resistant material such as manganese steel.
  • the wear surfaces are rapidly eroded and they must be replaced. Replacement of the wear surface requires that the operation of the jaw crusher must be interrupted, which leads to process downtime and losses in operational efficiency. Naturally, the process costs are also increased.
  • WO 99/15275 discloses a jaw crusher having hardened tapered inserts in the manganese or other wear liner.
  • the inserts extend outwardly from the crushing surface so as to act as pick axes that shatter the rock primarily by impact rather than pulverising the rock by compression.
  • the outwardly extending inserts are, however, very susceptible to fracture.
  • US 2008/142272 discloses a wear resistant assembly comprising at least one hard insert disposed within a recess formed within a surface.
  • the hard insert is surrounded by a hard material disposed within the surface.
  • the hard insert and hard material are separated by an intermediate material softer than both the insert and the hard material.
  • crushing of very abrasive minerals still wears the wear surface too rapidly, inducing unnecessary costs.
  • An object of this invention is to minimise or even eliminate the disadvantages existing in the prior art.
  • An object of this invention is to provide an insert arrangement which shows an improved wear resistance.
  • An another object of this invention is to provide a wear surface structure for a jaw of jaw crusher which is durable and enables the crushing of very abrasive materials.
  • a further object of this invention is to provide a wear surface structure, which has a prolonged lifetime and enables long continuous work cycles.
  • Typical wear insert according to the present invention for a jaw of a jaw crusher or the like comprises
  • Typical use of the wear surface structure according to the present invention is for crushing of abrasive or very abrasive mineral material.
  • the lifetime of the wear surface structures of the jaw of a jaw crusher and their resistance to surface wear and severe loads can be significantly improved when the wear inserts comprising a hard core and a ductile impact resistant body are attached to the wear surface structure of the jaw.
  • wear inserts comprising a body and a core are arranged into the wear surface structure of the jaw crusher, the wear resistance of the wear surface structure is significantly improved.
  • the wear inserts according to the invention can increase the lifetime of the wear surface structure.
  • the hard cores achieve an unexpected synergetic effect when they are inserted to the body of the wear insert. This makes possible to crush abrasive and very abrasive materials, and to minimise the down time in the crushing process, which improves the overall throughput and productivity. It is also possible to optimise the wear resistance of the wear surface structure according to the material, which is crushed.
  • the body of the wear insert has a Vickers hardness value in the range of 500 - 900 HV, preferably 600 - 900 HV, more preferably 750 - 850 HV, the hardness of the body being at the same time higher than Vickers hardness of the matrix material and lower than Vickers hardness of the core material.
  • the body may be made of white cast iron, tool steel or wear resistant steel.
  • Tool steel is here understood as iron based material, which comprises a carbide, such as chromium carbide, vanadium carbide, niobium carbide, tungsten carbide or any combination thereof. Examples of tool steel types are carburizing steel, tempering steel, high speed steel and spray-formed steel.
  • the amount of carbide in the tool steel is at least 5 volume-%, typically over 10 volume-%, preferably over 20 volume-%.
  • the carbon content in tool steel is typically 0.5 %, preferably > 1.0 %.
  • the chromium content in tool steel is typically 0 - 30 %, vanadium content 0 - 18 % and the total combined chromium and vanadium content is in tool steel typically > 5 %, preferably 10 - 25 %.
  • Wear insert body is usually prepared separately by casting, electroslag melting, vacuum arc remelting or spray deposition. It is also possible to forge or roll the wear insert body to its final shape.
  • the length of the body is typically in the range of 50 - 200 mm, preferably 60 - 140 mm.
  • the width of the body is typically in the range 40 - 100 mm, preferably 50 - 80 mm.
  • the depth of the body is typically in the range 100 - 150 mm, preferably 110 - 140 mm.
  • At least one recess is arranged into the wear insert body by machining for inserting a core.
  • the recess for the core is typically arranged into that side face of the body, which is defined by the length and the width of the body.
  • the core of the wear insert has a Vickers hardness value in the range of 800 - 1800 HV, preferably 1000 - 1800 HV, more preferably 1200 - 1400 HV, the hardness of the core being at the same time higher than Vickers hardness of the matrix material and the body material.
  • the core may be made of ceramic material or hard metal. Suitable hard metals are, for example, tungsten carbide-cobalt (WC-Co), titanium carbide-iron (TiC-Fe) or titanium carbide-nickel-molybdenum (TiC-Ni-Mb).
  • Suitable ceramic materials are, for example, aluminium oxide, partly stabilised zirconium oxide, silicon oxide or a metal nitride or a metal boride.
  • the core may also be a composite of metal and ceramic, so called Cermet, where the metal functions as a binder.
  • Typical binder may be, for example, cobalt, and the binder content may be 0 - 20 weight-%.
  • Other metals that may be used as binder are cobalt based alloys, nickel and nickel based alloys, titanium and titanium based alloys, iron based alloys as well as molybdenum and molybdenum based alloys.
  • the ceramic in the Cermet may be any suitable carbide material, such as tungsten carbide (WC), titanium carbide (TiC), vanadium carbide (VC), chromium carbide (CrC) or mixture of several carbides.
  • the body of the wear insert is made of tool steel, while the core is made of Cermet or hard metal.
  • the core comprises typically a generally elongated or cylindrical body, having a length in the range 50 ⁇ 100 mm, preferably 60 - 90 mm, more preferably 70 - 80 mm.
  • the largest diameter of the core is typically 15 ⁇ 50 mm, preferably 20 - 40 mm, more preferably 20 - 30 mm.
  • the core is mainly embedded into the wear insert body. This means that the sides of the core are covered by the material of the body. In this manner the core, which has lower fracture toughness, but high hardness and wear resistance is protected by the more ductile material of the body.
  • the core may be visible at the end(s) of the wear insert or the core may be totally covered by the material of the wear insert body, even at the end(s) of the wear insert.
  • the core may extend substantially from the first end of the wear insert body to the second end of wear insert body, or it may extend only part of total depth of the body, for example 40 %, 50 %, 60 %, 70 %, 80 % or 90 % of the total depth of the body.
  • the body has a shape of a hollow tube, torus or ring.
  • the core preferably a plurality of cores, may be arranged in the tube, torus or ring wall, or the core may form a core layer on the inner wall of the body.
  • the hollow space inside the wear insert is filled with the material which is crushed, thus providing autogenous protection.
  • the cross sectional form of the core is symmetrical.
  • the cross sectional form of the core may be circular, elongated, triangular, quadrangular, parallelogram, polygon or irregular.
  • the cross sectional form and area of the core is normally constant over the whole core length. In certain embodiments, however, it is possible that the diameter and the cross sectional area decrease from the first end towards the second end of the core, whereby the core has a shape of a truncated cone. It is also possible that the core is T-shaped.
  • the core may also be made of a plurality of individual parts.
  • the core may comprise a number of cylindrical core parts, which have been arranged into the wear insert body one after another. In this manner, the core is not continuous, but the core comprises a number of discontinuities where the one core part ends and the second core part starts.
  • the ends of the individual core parts may be in contact with each other, or there may be material, such as the material of the body, between them.
  • the discontinuity points of the core make the core more resistant for fracture, but it still retains its wear improving properties.
  • the core may comprise 2 ⁇ 4 individual core parts.
  • the cross section of the wear insert may be circular, elongated, triangular, quadrangular, parallelogram, polygon or irregular. It is possible to improve the crushing results by employing wear inserts with different cross sectional forms at different locations of the wear surface structure of the jaw of a jaw crusher.
  • the wear insert comprises further a surface layer or coating, which envelopes at least part of the outer surface of the wear insert body.
  • the surface layer or coating may be of different material than the wear insert body or the outer surface of the wear insert body may have been treated or processed in a manner that provides it with different characteristics and/or properties than the bulk material of the body.
  • the outer surface of the wear insert body may be carburized.
  • the surface layer or coating may improve the wear resistance of the wear insert or it may improve its bonding to the matrix material of the wear surface structure.
  • the core comprises a corresponding surface layer or coating, improving the mechanical properties of the core or its bonding to the body. In case a surface layer or coating is arranged on the outer surface of the core before its insertion into the body, the layer or coating will become an intermediate layer between the core and the body.
  • the intermediate layer may be material, which is chemically different from materials of both the core and the body.
  • the intermediate layer may also be chemically similar material than the material of the core and/or the body, but in that case it differs from them by its physical properties.
  • the intermediate layers may be arranged one at a time on the surface of the core before it is inserted and attached to the body.
  • the outer end surfaces of the core, body and matrix material are arranged in the same level. This means that the wear insert is not protruding from the main level of the matrix of the wear surface structure and the core is not protruding from the main level of the matrix of the wear surface structure or the main surface level of the body.
  • the end surface of the wear insert and the main surface of the wear surface structure form a uniform, plain and flat surface of the jaw of a jaw crusher.
  • the wear insert may comprise a plurality of parallel cores.
  • one wear insert has a plurality of parallel cores, its mechanical reliability is improved, even if the individual cores are thinner than cores used in wear insert body comprising only a single core.
  • Plurality of cores provides the advantage that even if one of the cores would be broken or damaged, the strength of the wear insert is still maintained at acceptable level due to the other unbroken cores.
  • Wear insert bodies, which have a plurality of cores may be used for example for protection of most exposed areas of the wear surface of the jaw of the jaw crusher.
  • the wear insert bodies and cores are usually manufactured separately and attached together in order to form a wear insert arrangement.
  • the core can be attached to the body with any suitable method which provides for sufficient strength for the attachment.
  • the core is attached to the body with a bonding adhesive, such as epoxy based adhesive, preferably two-component epoxy adhesive. Also brazing, shrink fitting, welding, press fitting, interference fitting or mechanical joint can be used for attaching the core to the body.
  • the wear insert according to the present invention is preferably intended to be used in connection with a wear surface structure of a jaw of a jaw crusher or the like.
  • Jaw crusher comprises two vertical jaws, where the first jaw is fixedly mounted and the second jaw is arranged movable to and fro relative to the first jaw.
  • the material to be crushed is fed between the jaws and subjected to the pressing and relieving actions of the moving jaw.
  • the jaws are arranged in tapered manner so that they are farther apart at the top than at the bottom, and the material, which is crushed travels at the downwards towards the discharge opening between the jaw ends.
  • the surface structures of the jaws, which face each other and which come into contact with the material to be crushed are denoted as the wear surface structures.
  • the matrix material of the wear surface structure has usually a Vickers hardness value in the range of 180 - 600 HV, preferably 250 - 500 HV, more preferably 250 - 400 HV, and being at the same time lower than Vickers hardness of the body and the core.
  • the matrix material is made of wear resistant steel, such as manganese steel, comprising 0.9 - 1.6 percent carbon and 10 ⁇ 20 percent manganese.
  • the matrix material is usually formed by casting, so that suitable recesses or cavities are formed, into which the wear inserts can then be inserted and attached.
  • the wear surface structure comprises at least one, preferably a plurality of recesses for the wear inserts comprising a core and a body surrounding the core.
  • the wear insert arrangement may be attached to the recess of the wear surface structure with adhesive bonding, brazing, shrink fitting, welding, press fitting, interference fitting or mechanical joint.
  • An adhesive that may be used for adhesive bonding is epoxy adhesives, especially two-component epoxy adhesives.
  • the adhesive bonding provides a fast, inexpensive and simple way of bonding the insert arrangement to the wear surface structure. It also has lower requirements for the clearance of the insert arrangement and recess dimensions. Adhesive bonding may also provide for changing the damaged and/or worn wear inserts.
  • the wear insert is normally arranged to the wear surface structure of the jaw in such a manner that the core of the wear insert is perpendicular or in angular relationship to the surface of the wear surface structure.
  • the end of the core is normally in contact with the material to be crushed during the crushing process.
  • the core of the wear insert is perpendicular to the surface.
  • the wear surface structure is arranged on wear surfaces of raised crushing teeth of a jaw frame.
  • the wear exposure is usually higher in the raised teeth area than in area between the teeth, and more wear resistance is needed in those areas, in order to maintain the jaw geometry.
  • the wear surface structure comprises a plurality of wear inserts arranged in a pattern.
  • the wear inserts may be arranged to form a desired pattern on the wear surface structure of the jaw crusher in order to optimise the throughput of crushed material.
  • optimise the wear protection For example, it is possible to arrange higher number of inserts in the centre part of the wear surface structure. It is also possible to optimise the capacity and jaw wear in the crushing process by using wear surface structures with different insert patterns.
  • one or both jaws of the jaw crusher has a wear surface structure comprising a plurality of wear inserts arranged in a pattern, so that the insert coverage area varies on wear surface or that different parts of wear surface structure have different inserts.
  • Insert coverage area denotes here proportion of the additive cross-sectional area of the inserts on a defined surface area of the wear surface structure of the jaw to that defined surface area of the wear surface structure of the jaw, given in %.
  • the insert coverage area is at least 20 %, typically at least 30 %, and it does not exceed 100 %, and is typically less than 90 %.
  • the insert coverage area of may vary on or along the jaw surface.
  • the insert coverage area is may also be chosen so that an even wear of the jaw surface is obtained.
  • a jaw crusher comprising insert arrangements according to the present invention is especially suitable for crushing of abrasive and/or very abrasive mineral material.
  • Abrasive mineral materials are hard and they induce a high wear rate in jaw crusher wear surface structures.
  • Examples of abrasive mineral materials are quartz, granite, tonalite, gold ores and copper ores.
  • abrasive mineral material is mineral material having abrasive index 1200 - 1700 g/t, and very abrasive mineral material has an abrasive index > 1700 g/t.
  • the abrasion index is determined by rounding stone material of 1600 g (4 x 400 g) in abrasion mill for one hour.
  • the fractions used for determination is 12 - 1 mm (50%) and 16 - 19 mm (50 %).
  • the stones hit the standard metal plate and the abrasion index is the loss of metal plate's weight after rounding it for one hour.
  • Figures 1A - 1F show sectional views of different embodiments of the wear insert according to the present invention, seen from the side, perpendicularly to the depth direction of the insert.
  • a wear insert 1 comprising a body 2 and a core 3.
  • the core 3 is inserted to the body 2 in such a manner that the body 2 envelopes the circumference 3' and the first end 3" of the core 3.
  • the core 3 does not extend through the whole wear insert body 2.
  • the second end 3'" of the core 3 and the second end 2' of body 2 having a recess for the core 3 form a flat even end surface 1' of the wear insert 1.
  • this end surface 1' is facing outwards from the wear surface structure, once the insert arrangement is attached to the wear surface structure of the jaw of a jaw crusher or the like.
  • the core 3 does not extend through the whole wear insert body 2.
  • a wear insert 1 comprising a body 2 and a core 3, which extends through the whole wear insert body 2.
  • the body 2 envelopes the circumference 3' of the core 3.
  • the first end 3" of the core 3 and the first end 2' of body 2 form a flat even first end surface 1' of the wear insert 1.
  • the second end 3'" of the core 3 and the second end 2" of body 2 form a flat even second end surface 1" of the wear insert arrangement 1.
  • the core 3 and body 2 have a constant cross sectional area and form, whereby the wear insert 1 is totally symmetrical.
  • a wear insert 1 comprising a body 2 and a core, which comprises a first and second core part 4, 4'.
  • a discontinuity 5 is located between the first core part 4 and the second core part 4'.
  • the core parts do not have to be of same size, for example, they can be of different length.
  • the diameter of the core parts is usually the same. It is observed that the cores may be some times fractionated during the crushing process.
  • the core comprises two or several core parts, the discontinuity makes the core more flexible, still retaining is strength.
  • the length of the different core parts may be chosen so that the discontinuity/discontinuities are located at points where the core receives the strongest fractionating forces.
  • a wear insert 1 comprising a body 2 and a core 3.
  • the cross sectional area of the core is decreasing towards the first end 3' of the core 3, whereby the core 3 has an overall form of a truncated cone.
  • a wear insert 1 comprising a body 2 and a first core 3 and a second core 6.
  • the first and second cores 3, 6 are parallel and they extend through the whole wear insert body 2.
  • the wear insert body 2 envelopes the circumferences 3', 6' of the first and second cores 3, 6.
  • the cores may extend only part of total wear insert length, for example 40 %, 50 %, 60 %, 70 %, 80 % or 90 % of the total length of the wear insert body.
  • the parallel cores may also comprise a number of core parts, arranged one after another to form an individual core.
  • a wear insert 1 comprising a body 2 and a T- shaped core 3.
  • the end surface 1' of the wear insert arrangement 1 is largely covered by the material of the core.
  • Figures 2A - 2G is shown different embodiments of the insert arrangement according to the present invention, seen in the depth direction of the wear insert.
  • FIG. 2A is shown a wear insert 1 with circular cross section.
  • a circular core 3 is inserted into the centre of a circular body 2 so that the longitudinal axis of the core 3 and the depth axis of the body 2 are parallel and overlapping each other.
  • Figure 2B shows a wear insert 1 with square or quadrangular cross section.
  • a circular core 3 is inserted into the centre of the square wear insert body 2, but still the longitudinal axis of the core 3 and the depth axis of the body 2 are parallel and overlapping each other.
  • the wear insert according to the present invention has a core and a body with the same cross sectional form, but it is not necessary.
  • the cross sectional form of the core may differ from the cross sectional form of the body, as shown in Fig. 2B .
  • Figure 2C shows a wear insert 1 having a body 2 in form of a hollow tube, having ring-like cross sectional form.
  • body 1 In the centre of the body 1 is an empty and hollow space 7, which will be filled with the material to be ground in the crushing process.
  • a plurality of circular cores 3, 3', 3" are inserted into the ring-like body 2.
  • the cores 3, 3', 3" have parallel longitudinal axes.
  • Figure 2D shows a wear insert 1 having a body 2 in form of a hollow tube, having ring-like cross sectional form.
  • a core 3 is arranged on the inner surface 8 of the body 2, and the core 3 is thus also in form of a hollow tube with a ring-like cross sectional form.
  • In the centre of the wear insert arrangement 1 is an empty and hollow space 7, defined by the core 3 material.
  • Figure 2E shows a wear insert 1 with circular cross section with plurality of circular cores 3, 3', 3", 3'" inserted into a circular body 2.
  • the cores 3, 3', 3", 3'" are parallel and they are of the same size, i.e. their cross sectional areas are the same.
  • Figure 2F shows a wear insert 1 with circular cross section.
  • a circular core 3 is inserted into the centre of a circular body 2 so that the longitudinal axis of the core 3 and the depth axis of the body 2 are parallel and overlapping each other.
  • the wear insert arrangement 1 comprises also an intermediate layer 20 arranged between the core 3 and the body 2.
  • the intermediate layer 20 may improve the mechanical properties of the wear insert 1 or it may improve the attachment of the core 3 to the wear insert body 2.
  • the wear insert 1 comprises also a coating 21 on the outer surface of the wear insert body 2.
  • the coating may also improve the mechanical properties of the wear insert 1 or the attachment of the wear insert 1 to the wear surface structure of a jaw crusher.
  • the intermediate layer and the coating may be of the same or different material.
  • Figure 2G shows a wear insert 1 with quadrangular cross section.
  • a quadrangular core 3 is inserted into the centre of a quadrangular body 2 so that the longitudinal axis of the core 3 and the depth axis of the body 2 are parallel and overlapping each other.
  • FIG. 3 shows a wear insert according to one embodiment of the present invention, seen from the side, perpendicularly to the depth direction of the wear insert arrangement.
  • the wear insert 1 comprises a body 2 and a core 3 inserted into the body 2.
  • the whole wear insert body 2 is covered with a surface layer or coating 20.
  • the surface layer or the coating may be obtained by dipping the wear insert arrangement 1 into a liquid coating and allowing it to dry on the wear insert surface or to react with the wear insert surface.
  • the coating or surface layer may also be obtained by mechanical or physical processes, for example by deposition or carburizing.
  • FIGs 4A and 4B show schematically wear inserts according to some embodiments of the present invention.
  • Angular wear inserts 1, 1' comprise plurality of parallel cores 3, 3', 3" that have been inserted and attached to the bodies 2, 2'.
  • a xyz-coordinate system is indicated in Fig. 4A .
  • the body 2 has a length A in the x-direction, a width B in the z-direction and a depth C in y-direction.
  • the cores 3, 3', 3" extend in the depth direction y of the body 2.
  • the ends of the cores 3, 3', 3" are visible on the surface 41, 41' of the wear insert 1, 1' and in contact with the material to be crushed during crushing process.
  • the cores 3, 3', 3" do not extend through the whole wear insert body 2, 2'.
  • FIG. 5 shows schematically a wear surface structure of a jaw of a jaw crusher according to one embodiment of the invention.
  • a wear surface structure 61 comprises a plurality of wear inserts according to the invention arranged into different patterns on different locations of the wear surface structure 61.
  • the arrow W indicates the feed of the abrasive mineral material to be crushed between the jaws of the jaw crusher.
  • the wear surface structure 61 comprises elongated quadrangular wear inserts 16, 16', 56, 56'. Some of the quadrangular wear inserts 16, 16' comprise a plurality of cores 101, 101', 101". Some of the quadrangular wear inserts 56, 56' comprise only one core, which may be an elongated core 102 or a circular core 102'.
  • the wear surface structure 61 of the jaw comprises also circular inserts 17, 17', 18, 18'. Some of the circular wear inserts 17, 17' comprise only one core, while some of the circular wear inserts 18, 18' comprise a plurality of cores.
  • Some of the wear inserts 19, 18' comprise a plurality of cores that are different from each other.
  • the cores in the inserts 19, 18' can be of different material, of different length, and/or have different cross-sectional areas and/or forms.
  • quadrangular inserts 66, 66' are arranged in an angle to the vertical, i.e. in an angle to the feed direction W. It is also possible to arrange the wear insert 16', 56' so that its length A coincides with the feed direction W, i.e. vertical direction. Some of the wear inserts 19, 56 are arranged so that their width B coincides with the feed direction W, i.e. vertical, and their length is perpendicular to the feed direction W.

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