EP3573762A1

EP3573762A1 - Stirring mill

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Publication number: EP3573762A1
Application number: EP18710995.4A
Authority: EP
Inventors: Horst Pausch; Gerhard Kolb; Holger Moeschl; Udo Enderle; Witali Sudermann; Lars-Peter Weiland
Original assignee: Netzsch Feinmahltechnik GmbH
Current assignee: Netzsch Feinmahltechnik GmbH
Priority date: 2017-01-30
Filing date: 2018-01-30
Publication date: 2019-12-04
Anticipated expiration: 2038-01-30
Also published as: KR102262780B1; PL3573762T3; RU2019126436A; US20200324297A1; RU2019126436A3; EP3573762B1; BR112019013933A2; US11318475B2; RU2744212C2; KR20190109500A; CN206951328U; ES2965736T3; WO2018137731A1; CN110198787B; DE102017201418B3; CN110198787A; HUE064447T2

Abstract

The invention relates to a stirring mill, comprising a horizontally arranged milling vessel (6) and a stirring shaft (22) which is arranged therein so that it can be rotationally driven. The stirring shaft (22) has a first stirring shaft section (24) adjacent to an inlet for material to be ground (18), which has a smaller diameter D24, and a second stirring shaft section (25) adjacent to an outlet for material to be ground (19), which has a larger diameter D25 and in which a separating device (31) is formed. Bypass channels (39') leading into the separating device (31) are formed in the first stirring shaft section (24).

Description

agitating mill

The invention relates to an agitator mill with a horizontally arranged grinding container, which has a cylindrical inner wall, with a stirring shaft arranged in the grinding container and can be driven about a common central longitudinal axis in a drive rotational direction, with a grinding space bounded by the inner wall and the stirring shaft. wherein at a first end of the grinding chamber, a grinding stock inlet opens into this,

wherein a Mahlgut- outlet opens out of a second end of the grinding container opposite the first end of the grinding container, wherein the stirring shaft adjacent the Mahlgut inlet, a first Mahlraum area bounding the first stirring shaft portion of smaller diameter D24 and the Mahlgut- outlet adjacent, a second Mahlraum-area limiting second Rührwellen- section of larger diameter D25, wherein: D25> D24, wherein the second Rührwellen section has a cavity which is closed by a bottom opposite the first Rührwellen-section and in a arranged with the regrind outlet, arranged at a distance from the bottom sieve, and

wherein the second stirring shaft section has slots connecting the cavity with the second grinding chamber section.

In such an agitating mill known from DE 100 64 828 B4, the longitudinal slots forming part of a separating device in the second stirring shaft section extend slightly into the first stirring shaft section of smaller diameter. They end approximately in a radial plane with the part of the separator forming screen. The grinding stock flows through the grinding container from the grinding stock inlet to the opposite put the end of the grinding chamber and then enters together with the entrained by the Mahlgutströms Mahlhilfskörpern in the cavity within the second Rührwellen- section. Since the cavity is substantially cylindrical, the webs delimited by the slots in the end region of the agitator shaft are larger than in the region of the cover of the sieve. In the inlet region of the cavity, therefore, there is an increased Abschleuderung Mahlhilfskörpern and coarse Mahlgutpartikeln. Thereby, the radial Mahlhilfskörperströmung is to be reinforced by the separation device back into the grinding chamber.

From DE 10 2013 11 762 AI one of the above-described known agitator mill similar agitator mill is known in which the agitator shaft has a constant profile over its full length. In the region between the grinding stock inlet and the separating device, recesses extending in the longitudinal direction of the stirring shaft are formed, which open into the slots surrounding the hollow space with the sieve in the second stirring shaft section. The purpose of the recesses formed symmetrically to a respective radius is to convey the auxiliary grinding bodies directly into the slots of the separating device so that an increased return into the grinding chamber takes place. A sufficiently uniform and compression-free distribution of Mahlhilfskörper in the grinding chamber is not reached by these known measures.

The invention is therefore based on the object, a stirring mill according to the preamble of claim 1 so on to form a substantially uniform distribution of Mahlhilfskörper in the grinding chamber while avoiding compression is achieved. This object is achieved according to the invention in that the first stirring shaft section has at least one short-circuit channel which penetrates the bottom of the cavity and connects the first grinding chamber region to the cavity.

As a result of the measures according to the invention, it is achieved that a millbase which is largely free from grinding aid bodies is conveyed directly in the short circuit into the separating device, ie directly in front of the sieve. There, fine regrind particles are discharged directly through the regrind outlet. A part of the already sufficiently fine millbase is thus subjected to a grinding process only in the first Mahlraumbereich.

If, according to an advantageous development of the invention, the at least one short-circuit channel formed in the first stirring shaft section is at least 90% of the length in the direction of the center-longitudinal axis over 10 to 100%, or at least 70%, or at least 80% L24 of the first stirrer shaft section extends, then can be achieved that the supplied in the short circuit of the separator millbase is already freed to the desired extent of auxiliary grinding bodies and coarse millbase particles. This effect is achieved in a particularly pronounced manner if the at least one short-circuit channel has an inner diameter D39 which is smaller than the inner diameter D27 of the cavity. This effect is improved according to a further advantageous development of the invention, if the at least one short-circuit channel is employed radially outward against the drive direction of rotation, since by this configuration of the short-circuit channels, the centrifugal effect is reinforced, which has a correspondingly stronger effect on Mahlhilfskörper and coarse millbase particles.

Further advantageous developments emerge from further subclaims.

Further features, details and advantages of the invention will become apparent from the following description of embodiments of the invention with reference to the drawings. It shows

1 shows a horizontal agitator mill in vertical longitudinal section,

Figure 2 shows the grinding container of the agitator mill in the vertical

Longitudinal section in relation to Figure 1 enlarged scale,

3 shows a cross section through the grinding container according to the

Section line III-III in Figure 2,

Figure 4 shows a cross section through the grinding container according to the

Section line IV-IV in Figure 2,

FIG. 5 is a vertical longitudinal section of an embodiment of a grinding container modified relative to FIG. 2;

6 shows a cross section through the grinding container according to the

Section line VI-VI in Figure 5, 7 shows a cross section through the grinding container according to the section line VII-VII in Figure 5,

FIG. 8 is a vertical longitudinal section of an embodiment of a grinding container modified relative to FIG. 5;

9 shows a cross section through the grinding container according to the

Section line IX-IX in Figure 8 and

10 shows a cross section through the grinding container according to the

Section line X-X in Figure 8.

As can be seen in FIG. 1, a horizontal agitator mill has a machine frame 1 which is supported on the bottom 2. In the lower region of the machine frame 1, a drive motor 3 is arranged, which is coupled to a drive shaft 5 by means of a belt drive 4.

In the upper region of the machine frame 1, a horizontal grinding container 6 is attached to this. This has a first grinding container lid 7, which is mounted on the machine frame 1 and in which the drive shaft 5 is rotatably supported by means of rolling bearings 8. The grinding container 6 furthermore has a cylindrical inner wall 9, which is surrounded by a tempering jacket 10, into which temperature control means, as a rule coolant, are introduced through an inlet 11 and discharged through a drain 12. At the end opposite the first grinding container lid 7, ie at a distance from the upper region of the machine frame 1, the grinding container 6 is closed by a second grinding container lid 13. The connection between each of the inner wall 9 together with tempering jacket 10 with the first cover 7 and the second cover 13 takes place By means of flanges 14, 15 and associated screw 16. By the cylindrical inner wall 9 and the first lid 7 and the second lid 13, a grinding chamber 17 is limited, in which a trained in the first lid 7 Mahlgut inlet 18 opens and from the one in the second Cover 13 arranged Mahlgut- outlet 19 opens. In the grinding chamber 17 continue to open a Mahlhilfskörper filling nozzle 20 and a Mahlhilfskörper- outlet nozzle 21, both of which are also formed on the second cover 13. In the grinding chamber 17, a stirring shaft 22 is arranged, which is non-rotatably connected to the drive shaft 5 and of the latter about a common horizontal central longitudinal axis 23 of the drive shaft 5, grinding chamber 17 and stirring shaft 22 can be driven. The stirring shaft 22 is not stored in the grinding chamber 17; So it is mounted over your coupling to the drive shaft 5 on the fly. The agitator shaft 22 has two sections, namely, subsequent to the grinding stock inlet 18, a first stirring shaft section 24 with an outer diameter D24 and, subsequently, a second stirring shaft section 25 with an outer diameter D25. The following applies:

D25> D24. A transition portion 26 between the first smaller diameter shaft portion D 24 and the second larger diameter shaft portion D 25 is associated with the first agitator shaft portion 24.

The first stirring shaft section 24 is designed essentially as a full material section, while the second stirring shaft section 25 has a cavity 27 which is open towards the second cover 13. The length L27 of the cavity 27 toward the first stirring shaft portion 24 is less than the length L25 of the second stirring shaft portion 25. Thus, L27 <L25. The second stirring shaft section 25 faces outward open parallel to the axis 23 extending longitudinal slots 28, which - as Figure 4 can be removed - relative to the drive-rotational direction 29 of the agitator shaft 22 are made radially outward against the direction of rotation 29. The second Rührwellen- section 25 is closed at its the second lid 13 adjacent end by means of an end-ring 30, which thus also closes the longitudinal slots 28 in the direction parallel to the axis 23.

In the second stirring shaft section 25, a separating device 31 is formed concentrically with the axis 23, which consists of the longitudinal slots 28 and a cylindrical sieve 32, which is closed at the front end to the first stirring shaft section 24 by means of a cover 33 and the its other end is held in a base 34 which is fixed to the second cover 13 and the Mahlgut- outlet 19 has. As can be seen in particular from FIG. 2, the sieve 32 extends into the vicinity of the end of the cavity 27 adjacent to the first stirring shaft section 24.

The stirring shaft 22 is equipped with stirring elements 35, 36 in the form of stirring pins, which are each mounted at a circumferential distance of 90 degrees to each other on the circumference of the stirring shaft 22 and radially to the axis 23. There are four stirring elements 35, 36 arranged in a plane perpendicular to the axis 23 in each case. The stirring elements 35 in the first grinding chamber region 37 surrounding the first stirring shaft section 24 are longer than the stirring elements 36 in the second grinding chamber region 38 surrounding the second stirring shaft section 25. This results from the fact that the inner diameter D24 of the first grinding chamber region 37 is smaller than the inner diameter D25 of the second grinding chamber region 38 and that all the stirring elements 35, 36 end at the same distance from the inner wall 9 of the grinding container 6. In the second stirring shaft section 25, because two longitudinal slots 28 formed between two offset by 90 degrees against each other Ruhr elements 35. Depending on the size of the agitator mill, the circumferential distance of the stirring elements 35 may be less than 90 °. In such a case, if appropriate, no longer two but only one longitudinal slot 28 are then formed between two stirring elements 35 adjacent to one another in a circumferential plane.

In the exemplary embodiment illustrated in FIGS. 1 to 4, in the transition section 26 from the first stirring shaft section 24 of smaller diameter D24 to the second stirring shaft section 25, larger ones are present

Diameter D25 short-circuit channels 39 are formed, which connect the first stirring shaft section 24 surrounding first Mahlraum area 37 with the cavity 27. These short-circuit channels 39 open into the longitudinal slots 28, as can be seen in FIG. 2 and FIG. 4, and are located in the longitudinal slots 28 and are located relative to the flow direction 40 of the grinding stock.

Inlet 18 to Mahlgut- outlet 19 - in front of the cavity 27, so in the full material B range of the stirring shaft 22. So they open through the bottom 41 of the cavity 27 in the latter a. These short-circuit channels 39 can - as Figure 2 can be removed - be relatively short. Its axial length L39 is at least 10% of the length L24 of the first stirring shaft section 24. The following applies: L39> = 0.1 L24.

As the embodiment modified according to the embodiment of the short-circuit channels according to FIGS. 5 to 7 can be removed, the short-circuit channels 39 'can extend over a considerable part of the length L24 of the first stirring shaft section 24, in the limit over its full length in which the short-circuit channels 39 'are then open axially to the first grinding container lid 7. Then:

L24> = L39 '> = 0,1 L24. In other words, this means that the axial Length L39 'is in the range of 10% to 100% of the length L24 of the first stirring shaft section 24. Preferably, the shorting channels 39 'are relatively long. For them, therefore, preferably L39 '> = 0.7 L24 or L39'> = 0.8 L24 and L39 '> = 0.9 L24 applies.

As is apparent from the drawing, the short-circuit channels 39, 39 'in the same manner as the longitudinal slots 28 - seen from the central longitudinal axis 23 to the outside - against the direction of rotation 29 made. They thus open axially into the longitudinal slots 28. Furthermore, the short-circuit channels 39, 39 '- at least in the transition region 26 - an inner diameter D39, D39', which is smaller than the inner diameter D27 of the cavity 27, so that the short-circuit channels 39, 39 'directly through the bottom 41st of the cavity 27 open into this. The inner diameter D39, D39 'is slightly larger than the outer diameter D33 of the cover 33 of the screen 32.

The embodiment according to FIGS. 8 to 10 differs from that according to FIGS. 5 to 7 only in that the inner diameter D39 "of the short-circuit channels 39" is smaller than the outer diameter D33 of the cover 33 of the screen 32 the embodiment of Figures 1 to 4 be the case.

The operation is as follows:

The grinding chamber 17, that is, the space located between the inner wall 9 and the stirring shaft 22 is filled to about 90% with only indicated Mahlhilfskörpern 42. The diameter D42 of the grinding auxiliary bodies 42 is in the range of 0.03 mm to 0.8 mm and preferably in the range of 0.03 mm to 0.4 mm. The grinding stock to be ground or dispersed is pumped through the grinding stock inlet 18 into the grinding container 6 and flows under intense stress by the stirring elements 35, 36 and the Mahlhilfskörper 42 the grinding chamber 17 in the flow direction 40, wherein the average flow rate in the first Mahlraum area 37 is lower than in the second Mahlraum area 38, because of the different large free cross sections of these grinding chamber areas 37, 38.

As can be seen in FIG. 2, according to the flow arrow 43, part of the material to be ground flows through the short-circuit channels 39 directly into the cavity 27 and leaves the grinding chamber 17 through the sieve 32, provided that this material has a fineness which passes through the sieve 32 leaves. The millbase not removed by the sieve 32 is centrifuged off through the longitudinal slots 28 into the second grinding chamber area 38. Another part of the material to be ground is conveyed through the second grinding chamber region 38 with further intensive application by the auxiliary grinding bodies 42 and flows around the end ring 30 into the cavity 27 between the sieve 32 and the second stirring shaft section 25, where the auxiliary grinding bodies 42 and coarse Mahlgutpartikel more pronounced than fine Mahlgut particles corresponding to the outwardly directed flow arrows 45 are thrown off through the longitudinal slots 28 in the second grinding chamber area 38.

Due to the relatively lower flow rate of the material to be ground in the first grinding chamber area 37 compared to the second Mahlraum- area 38, the risk of compression and compression of Mahlhilfskörpern 42 in the first Mahlraum area 37 is less than in the second Mahlraum area 38 If the short-circuit channels 39 are already supplied with part of the ground material directly from the first grinding space area 37 of the separating device 31, the grinding stock Flow rate also reduced in the second grinding chamber area 38, so that there is reduced the risk of compression of Mahlhilfskörper 42. If, as in the exemplary embodiments according to FIGS. 5 to 7 and 8 to 10, the short-circuit channels 39 ', 39 "extend over a greater length L39', L39" in the direction of the grinding material inlet 18, then the ground material thereby becomes - Electricity that is fed directly to the separator 31 in short circuit, compared to the embodiment of Figures 1 to 4 increases because due to the described embodiment of the short-circuit channels 39 ', 39 "Mahlhilfskörper 42 and coarse Mahlgut particles more pronounced fine grinding material particles are thrown radially out of the short-circuit channels 39 "in the first grinding chamber area 37 in accordance with the illustrated directional arrows 46. This applies in a special way for the embodiment of FIGS. 8 to 10.

The described measures greatly reduce the risk of crimping of auxiliary grinding bodies 42, so that a considerable increase in throughput is made possible. In particular, the so-called passage operation, this brings significant benefits; Here, regrind is repeatedly pumped through the grinding container 6 in the circuit.

LIST OF REFERENCE NUMBERS

1 machine frame

2 floor

3 drive motor

4 belt drive

5 drive shaft

6 grinding containers

7 first grinding container lid

8 rolling bearings

9 inner wall

10 tempering jacket

11 inlet

12 process

13 second grinding container lid

14 flange

15 flange

16 screw connection

17 grinding room

18 regrind inlet

19 regrind outlet

20 grinding aid filler neck

21 grinding aid outlet nozzle

22 stirring shaft

23 central longitudinal axis

24 first stirrer shaft section

25 second stirring shaft section

26 transition section (24-25)

27 cavity Longitudinal slots

direction of rotation

End Ring

separator

scree

, 33 'cover

base

Stirring elements

Stirring elements first grinding chamber area second grinding chamber area, 39 ', 39 "short-circuit anal

flow direction

Floor (27)

auxiliary grinding

Flow arrow

Direction arrow

Flow arrow

Direction arrow

Claims

claims

1. agitator mill

with a horizontally arranged grinding container (6), which has a cylindrical inner wall (9),

with a stirring shaft (22), which is arranged in the grinding container (6) and can be driven about a common center longitudinal axis (23) in a drive rotational direction (29),

with a grinding chamber (17) bounded by the inner wall (9) and the stirring shaft (22),

wherein at a first end of the grinding chamber (17) a grinding stock inlet (18) opens into this,

wherein from a first end of the grinding container (6) opposite the second end of the grinding container (6) opens a Mahlgut- outlet (19),

wherein the agitator shaft (22) has a first stirring shaft section (24) of smaller diameter D24 adjacent to the grinding material inlet (18) and defining a first grinding chamber section (37), and a second grinding chamber adjacent to the grinding material outlet (19). Area (38) limiting the second stirring shaft section (25) larger

Diameter D25, where D25> D24,

said second stirring shaft section (25) having a cavity (27) closed by a bottom (41) opposite to said first stirring shaft section (24) and spaced apart in the one connected to the grinding stock outlet (19) ending in front of the ground (41)

Sieve (32) is arranged, and

the second stirring shaft section (25) having slots (28) connecting the cavity (27) to the second grinding chamber section (38), characterized,

in that the first stirring shaft section (24) has at least one short-circuit channel (39, 39 ', 39 ") penetrating the bottom (41) of the hollow space (27) and connecting the first grinding space area (37) to the hollow space (27) having.

An agitator mill according to claim 1, characterized in that the at least one short-circuit channel (39, 39 ', 39 ") has an inner diameter D39, D39', D39" which is smaller than the inner diameter D27 of the cavity (7 ).

Agitator mill according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the at least one in the first Rührwellen- section (24) formed short-circuit channel (39, 39 ', 39 ") in the direction of the central longitudinal axis (23) over 10 to 100% of the length L24 of the first Stirrwellenabschnitt (24) extends.

Agitator mill according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized

in that the at least one short-circuit channel (39, 39 ', 39 ") is set radially outwards counter to the drive rotational direction (29).

Agitator mill according to one of claims 1 to 4, characterized

in that the at least one short-circuiting channel (39, 39 ', 39 ") runs parallel to the central longitudinal axis (23).

6. agitator mill according to one of claims 1 to 5, characterized

the at least one short-circuit channel (39, 39 ', 39 ") partially merges into a slot (28) of the second stirring shaft section (25).

7. Agitator mill according to one of claims 1 to 6, characterized

in that a transition section (26) is formed between the first stirrer shaft section (24) and the second stirrer shaft section (25), and that the short-circuit channel (39, 39 ', 39 ") is at least partially formed in this transitional section Section (26) is formed.

8. agitator mill according to claim 3, characterized

in that the at least one short-circuit channel (39 ', 39 ") formed in the first stirring shaft section (24) moves in the direction of the middle

Longitudinal axis (23) over at least 70% of the length L24 of the first Stirrwellenabschnitt (24) extends.

9. agitator mill according to claim 3, characterized

in that the at least one short-circuit channel (39 ', 39 ") formed in the first stirring shaft section (24) extends in the direction of the central longitudinal axis (23) over at least 80% of the length L24 of the first stirring shaft section (24). 10. agitator mill according to claim 3, characterized in that

in that the at least one short-circuit channel (39 ', 39 ") formed in the first stirring shaft section (24) moves in the direction of the middle Longitudinal axis (23) over at least 90% of the length L24 of the first Stirrwellenabschnitt (24) extends.