JP6058369B2 - Dust seal structure of rotary crusher - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a rotary crusher that supplies and crushes raw stone between a rotating mantle and a cone cave, and more particularly to a dust seal structure of a rotary crusher.

  A rotary crusher, such as a cone crusher or a gyratory crusher, is a crushing chamber formed by a funnel-shaped mantle fixed to a precessing spindle with a fastening bracket and a corn cave provided to cover the mantle. When the raw stone is supplied from the hopper provided above to the crushing chamber, the raw stone inserted between the mantle and the corn cave is crushed to a predetermined particle size and supplied.

FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view showing an example of a conventional rotary crusher.
The main shaft is inserted into a hole provided at an eccentric position of the eccentric sleeve so as to be oblique to the shaft, and precesses according to the rotation of the eccentric sleeve. Due to the precession of the main shaft, the mantle attached to the main shaft performs a squeeze motion under the cone cave, and the gap between the mantle and the cone cave changes widely with each rotation. When the raw stone thrown into the inlet hopper falls into the crushing chamber formed between the mantle and the corn cave, is captured between the mantle and the corn cave, and when the main shaft rotates and the space between the mantle and the corn cave becomes narrower Crushing is performed.

  After that, when the space between the mantle and the corn cave is increased, the rough falls into a portion where the space between the mantle and the corn cave becomes narrower in the crushing chamber, and when the space between the mantle and the corn cave becomes narrow again, it is further crushed. The rough ore is gradually crushed by repeated crushing and dropping, becomes a product with a predetermined particle size, passes through the gap between the mantle and corn cave, falls onto the floor of the crushing chamber, and is discharged from the opening at the bottom.

  In the rotary crusher, lubricating oil is supplied around the main shaft and the eccentric sleeve which are subjected to a large load so that the main shaft can smoothly precess. However, when the crusher is in operation, the crushing chamber is filled with dust such as crushed powder, and if dust enters the lubricating oil, the lubrication performance will deteriorate, and it will be necessary to replace the lubricating oil or damage the bearing. There is a fear to do. For this reason, it is necessary to provide a dust seal structure that is isolated from the crushing chamber around the main shaft so as to maintain the soundness of the bearing and maintain stable operation.

  The rotary crusher shown in FIG. 9 has a sliding portion on which a convex spherical surface on the back of a mantle door to which a mantle is fixed and a concave spherical surface of a mantle base provided on a frame assembly slide. Supported by the club, the mantle precesses. The sliding portion of the mantle cradle is provided with a sheet liner with little friction. Lubricating oil fills the oil chamber inside from the sliding portion, lubricates the main shaft and the eccentric sleeve, and infiltrates the sliding portion to reduce friction.

In addition, the dust in the crushing chamber is prevented from entering the main shaft side between the partition plate provided around the upper edge of the shaft in the frame assembly with the eccentric sleeve and the inner periphery of the mantle door. A dust seal ring is fitted.
The annular space formed between the sliding portion and the partition plate is connected to a pipe for collecting the circulating oil accumulated at the bottom, and air is supplied in order to prevent negative pressure to prevent dust from entering.

  The dust seal ring is a thin plate-like ring that is inclined upward toward the outside, and is fitted on the outside of the partition plate to form a ridge parallel to the bottom surface of the mantle door. The dust seal ring is disposed so that the upper surface of the ridge is opposed to the lower edge of the ridge of the mantle door, and prevents the leakage by bringing it into surface contact with the upper surface of the dastle cover that holds the lower surface of the ridge from below. The dust ring cover is fixed to the lower edge of the mantle door, forming a fitting groove parallel to the bottom surface of the mantle door, and this fitting groove slides with the dust seal ring sandwiched while the spindle rotates eccentrically. The ventilation with the crushing chamber is shut off to prevent dust from entering the annular space.

  Since the fitting groove precesses as the spindle rotates, the lower surface of the dust seal ring and the upper surface of the dastle cover are formed into a spherical surface with the same curvature and brought into surface contact in order to ensure a higher degree of airtightness. It is preferable. However, since the radius of curvature increases when the diameter of the dust seal ring is large, it may be approximated by a plane.

However, since the dust seal ring is pressed against the fitting groove, it rotates with the fitting groove as the main shaft rotates and slides around the partition plate. The inner diameter portion of the dust seal ring is depleted, and a gap is generated between the partition plate and the dust seal ring. Then, the air sealing pressure in the annular space decreases, dust enters and the lubricating oil recovered from the annular space becomes dirty, and it is necessary to replace the lubricating oil at an early stage.
In addition, since the wear of the upper and lower surfaces of the dust seal ring progresses due to intense frictional motion with the fitting groove, it is necessary to replace the dust seal ring at an appropriate frequency.

Therefore, conventionally, for example, the partition plate is replaced when the diameter is worn by about 2 mm, and the dust seal ring is also new when the gap between the partition plate and the partition plate is about 2 mm or when the upper and lower surfaces are worn down by about 2 mm. I was exchanging it.
Since the replacement of the partition plate and the dust seal ring is a heavy work that involves the dismantling and assembling operations of the apparatus, it is usually performed together with the mantle and corn cave exchanging operations that also involve the disassembling and assembling work.

  In this regard, Patent Document 1 describes that the outer peripheral side of the dust-proof wall surrounding the lubricating oil holding part is partitioned by a partition member in order to prevent dust from entering the lubricating oil holding part in the rotary crusher. There is disclosed a dustproof structure that has a configuration in which air for air purging is jetted into an annular space formed between a dustproof wall and a partition member and keeps the annular space in a clean state with little dust. FIG. 7 of Patent Document 1 shows a structure in which a seal ring slidably fitted in an annular groove provided inwardly on a dustproof ring provided as a partition member is in sliding contact with the outer peripheral surface of the dustproof wall. Illustrated. The sliding contact portion may have a gap when an uneven load is applied, but there is no problem because the annular space is kept clean by air purge.

However, in recent years, the rotary crusher has been further downsized, operated at a high speed, and has been processed in a large amount. As a result, wear in various places in the dust seal mechanism has become severe, and the life of the dust seal ring and partition plate has been shortened.
In addition, the speed of the crusher increases the pumping effect because the volume of the annular space seen locally changes at a high speed with the eccentric movement of the main shaft, so dust can easily enter the annular space even with a small gap. There is a need to increase the maintenance frequency of the dust seal mechanism, and it becomes impossible to keep up with the mantle and corn cave replacement work, resulting in a problem that the maintenance cost becomes excessive.

JP 2003-284963 A

  Therefore, the problem to be solved by the present invention is to reduce the frequency of maintenance work related to the dust seal structure by suppressing the wear of the partition plate and the dust seal ring in the dust seal structure of the rotary crusher.

  An eccentric sleeve provided with a cone-cave support assembly with a fixed cone-cave, a frame assembly provided with a coffin hole, an eccentric sleeve that rotates within the coffin hole of the frame assembly, and a main shaft that is fitted with the eccentric sleeve and fitted with a mantle that rotates. And a structure for crushing the object to be crushed between the cone cave and the rotating mantle, the frame assembly is provided with an annular mantle cradle that supports the back surface of the mantle, and the mantle cradle In the rotary crusher in which an oil chamber filled with lubricating oil is formed inside, and an annular space separated by a dust seal ring that shields between the frame assembly and the back of the mantle is provided outside the mantle cradle, In order to solve the above problems, the dust seal structure of the present invention prevents the dust seal ring from rotating relative to the partition plate fixed to the frame assembly. Characterized in that fitted.

  In order to prevent the dust seal ring from rotating with respect to the partition plate, a vertical groove is formed in the inner diameter of the dust seal ring, and a protrusion that engages with the vertical groove of the dust seal ring is formed on the outer surface of the partition plate. The protrusion may be a screw fixed on the side surface of the partition plate or a head of a bolt or a key fixed in the axial direction on the side surface of the partition plate.

  By engaging the projections of the partition plate and the vertical grooves of the dust seal ring, the dust seal ring does not rotate around the partition plate even when the mantle rotates, and no wear occurs between the partition plates. Therefore, even if the operation time is accumulated, the interval between the partition plate and the dust seal ring does not change and the sealing performance does not deteriorate, the life of the partition plate and the dust seal ring is greatly extended, and the maintenance frequency is reduced. it can.

  The lower surface of the dust seal ring wears because the upper surface of the dust seal cover slides, but the dust seal ring can lower the outer periphery of the partition plate in the axial direction according to the longitudinal groove, so that the lower part of the dust seal ring is lowered by the amount of wear. It is possible to maintain sliding and maintain airtightness.

  Moreover, the rotary crusher of this invention is equipped with the dust seal structure of the said invention, It is characterized by the above-mentioned. In the rotary crusher according to the present invention, since the repair work accompanied by the disassembly corresponding to the life of the parts having the dust seal structure can be omitted, the maintenance work and the maintenance cost can be reduced.

It is a partially expanded sectional view which shows the dust seal structure of the rotary crusher which concerns on one Example of this invention. It is sectional drawing of the dust seal ring used for the dust seal structure of a present Example. FIG. 3 is a plan view of the dust seal ring shown in FIG. 2. It is the perspective view which looked at the longitudinal groove part of the dust seal ring shown in FIG. 2 from the inner side. It is sectional drawing of the partition plate used for the dust seal structure of a present Example. It is a top view of the partition plate shown in FIG. It is sectional drawing of the dastle cover used for the dust seal structure of a present Example. It is a partial cross section figure which shows the structure of the dust seal structure of a present Example. It is a partial cross section figure which shows the example of the rotation type crusher provided with the conventional dust seal structure.

  Hereinafter, a dust seal structure of a rotary crusher according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings showing embodiments of the invention.

  The dust seal structure according to the present embodiment includes a cone cave support assembly in which a cone cave is fixed, a frame assembly provided with a coffin hole, an eccentric sleeve that rotates in the coffin hole of the frame assembly, and a mantle that rotates by fitting into the eccentric sleeve. The present invention can be suitably applied to a rotary crusher having an eccentric sleeve assembly provided with a mounted main shaft and having a structure for crushing an object to be crushed between a cone cave and a rotating mantle.

The frame assembly includes an annular mantle cradle that supports the eccentric back of the mantle. An oil chamber is formed inside the mantle cradle for lubricating oil. The frame assembly and the back of the mantle are located outside the mantle cradle. An annular space separated by a dust seal ring that shields the gap is provided.
In the rotary crusher, the dust seal structure seals the space formed between the fixed frame assembly and the swinging eccentric sleeve assembly, so that the dust in the crushing chamber is added to the lubricating oil that lubricates around the rotating main shaft. It is used to prevent mixing.

FIG. 1 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of a main part centering on a portion of a dust seal structure in the rotary crusher of the present embodiment.
The eccentric sleeve 21 of the eccentric sleeve assembly 20 is inserted through a seat liner 27 into a vertical hole provided in the frame 11 of the frame assembly 10 and is rotated via a bevel pinion and a bevel gear by a horizontal shaft connected to a drive motor. It is done. The main shaft 22 of the eccentric sleeve assembly 20 is inserted through an eccentric bush 26 into a hole provided at an eccentric position of the eccentric sleeve 21 via an eccentric bush 26. When the eccentric sleeve 21 rotates, the main shaft 22 rotates about the mechanical axis. A mantle door 25 is fixed to the main shaft 22, and a mantle 23 is mounted on the mantle door 25. The mantle 23 performs a rubbing motion on a cone cave (not shown) according to the rotation of the main shaft 22 to crush the object to be crushed supplied to the crushing chamber 31 sandwiched between the mantle 23 and the cone cave.

The frame assembly 10 includes an annular mantle pedestal 12 that supports a mantle 23 that performs a rubbing motion on the back surface of the mantle door 25. An oil chamber 32 for filling lubricating oil is formed in the space inside the mantle cradle 12, and an annular space 33 is formed outside the mantle cradle 12.
The annular space 33 is partitioned from the crushing chamber 31 by a dust seal ring 15 provided on the outer peripheral side.

2 is a cross-sectional view of the dust seal ring, FIG. 3 is a plan view of the dust seal ring as viewed from above, and FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the vertical groove portion provided on the inner wall of the dust seal ring as viewed from the inside.
The dust seal ring 15 is a parallel plate-shaped ring that is higher on the outer peripheral side and lower on the inner peripheral side, and the surface is formed of a hard resin such as urethane. The dust seal ring 15 can also be formed of rubber or iron. Since the inner wall of the dust seal ring 15 is fitted into the outer periphery of the partition plate 13 attached to the frame 11, it has a vertical cylindrical surface. Further, at least one longitudinal groove 16 is formed on the inner wall surface of the dust seal ring 15. The vertical groove 16 is formed so as to reach the lower surface of the dastle seal 15. When the dust seal ring 15 is pushed along the outer periphery of the partition plate 13, the head of the screw 14 fixed to the outer wall of the partition plate 13 is filled. The dust seal ring 15 is restricted so that it does not move in the circumferential direction of the partition plate 13 and can move in the axial direction even if the mantle rotates.

FIG. 5 is a sectional view of the partition plate, and FIG. 6 is a plan view of the partition plate.
The partition plate 13 is a cylindrical member provided with a flange 19 on the inner wall, the lower body portion is fitted into the upper circumferential surface of the frame 11, and is fixed to the frame 11 with screws using the screw holes 17 of the flange 19. The A screw 14 that engages with the vertical groove 16 of the dust seal ring 15 is fixed to at least one location on the outer wall of the partition plate 13. Since the dust seal ring 15 is inserted along the outer wall from above at the time of assembly, the outer wall of the partition plate 13 can guide the ring by slightly narrowing the upper end portion inward.
In addition, a recess 18 that secures a space for a bolt for fixing the member of the mantle cradle 12 to the frame 11 is provided in the flange 19 of the partition plate 13.

FIG. 7 is a sectional view of the dust ring cover, and FIG. 8 is a partial sectional view showing the mechanism of the dust seal structure of this embodiment.
The dust ring cover 28 is screwed to the lower edge of the collar formed on the outer periphery of the mantle door 25 to form a fitting groove 30. The fitting groove 30 sandwiches the outer peripheral edge of the dust seal ring 15 projecting like a bowl from the partition plate 13, so that the space between the annular space 33 and the crushing chamber 31 is blocked.
Since the upper surface of the dust ring cover 28 and the lower surface of the dust seal ring 15 slide with the rotation of the mantle, a spherical surface having the same curvature as the back surface of the mantle door 25 is formed to ensure a high degree of airtightness even during the rotation. It is preferable. However, when the diameter of the dust seal ring 15 is sufficiently large, the radius of curvature becomes large, so that it may be approximated by a plane.

  The dust seal ring 15 is a thin plate-shaped ring that is inclined upward toward the outside, and is fitted into the outside of the partition plate 13 to form a ridge parallel to the bottom surface of the mantle door 25. The dust seal ring 15 is fixed so that its inner wall is in close contact with the outer wall of the partition plate 13, and the upper surface of the ridge is disposed so as to face the lower edge of the ridge of the mantle door 25. Surface contact is made to block the ventilation of the annular space 33 and the crushing chamber 31 to prevent dust from entering the annular space 31.

In recent years, in order to reduce the size and increase the capacity of a rotary crusher, the oscillation width of the main shaft 22 has increased and the rotational speed has increased. For this reason, not only the wear of the sliding surface in the dust seal structure increases and the gap in the dust seal structure of the annular space 32 increases, but also the volume of the annular space 32 seen locally by the rotation of the main shaft 22 fluctuates greatly. Therefore, a negative pressure state is locally generated, a pumping action is generated, and a breathing action of discharging the air therein and sucking the atmosphere of the crushing chamber 31 into the annular space 32 becomes remarkable.
For example, when the rotational speed of the main shaft 22 is about 300 rpm, the gap of 2 mm, which has been the target of management in the past, is not effective, and even with a gap of 0.5 mm, excess dust enters and contaminates the lubricating oil. The frequency of replacement of worn parts increases, maintenance costs increase, and the operating rate of the machine decreases.

However, when the dust seal structure of the present embodiment is applied, the vertical groove 16 of the dust seal ring 15 is fitted to the screw 14 of the partition plate 13 so that the dust seal ring 15 does not rotate with respect to the partition plate 13. The dust seal ring 15 is not rotated along with the rotation of the ring 22, and wear due to sliding at the joint portion between the dust seal ring 15 and the partition plate 13 which has been remarkable in the past is eliminated.
As the main shaft 22 rotates, the upper surface of 28 and the upper surface of the dust seal ring 15 are worn. However, the vertical groove 16 of the dust seal ring 15 moves in the vertical direction with the head of the screw 14 interposed therebetween, so The moving surfaces can be kept in contact with each other, and the airtightness of the annular space 33 can be maintained.
In addition, the protrusion fitted into the vertical groove 16 may be configured by a bolt or a nut, or may be a key formed on the outer wall of the partition plate 13 or a key fixed to the key groove provided on the outer wall. .

  When constructing the dust seal structure, for example, the partition plate 13 is attached to the outer edge of the frame 11 to fix the screws 14, and the dust ring cover 28 is lowered from the outside of the partition plate 13 and disposed below the partition plate 13. The ring 15 is inserted into the outer periphery of the partition plate 13 and the vertical groove 16 is set in accordance with the head of the screw 14. Thereafter, the main shaft 22 fitted with the mantle 23 is set on the eccentric sleeve 21, and the dust ring cover 28 is fixed to the outer edge of the mantle door 25 with bolts 29 so as to support the dust seal ring 15 hitting the outer edge of the mantle door 25 from below. By doing so, the fitting groove 30 in which the dust seal ring 15 is inserted is formed.

  Note that the above assembling method is only an example. For example, a fitting groove 30 in which the dust seal ring 15 is sandwiched is formed on the periphery of the mantle core 25 previously fixed to the main shaft 22, and the main shaft 22 is made into the eccentric sleeve 21. The dust seal ring 15 can also be configured by inserting the dust seal ring 15 into the partition plate 13 and fixing the longitudinal groove 16 and the head of the screw 14 together.

With the dust seal structure of the present embodiment, the life of the dust seal ring 15 is extended, and the replacement period is rather longer than the replacement period of the mantle 23 and the cone cable, so that the maintenance cost can be greatly reduced.
In the dust seal structure of the present invention, since the partition plate and the dust seal ring are slightly different from the conventional dust seal structure, the maintenance frequency of the dust seal structure can be significantly reduced at a low cost. In addition, the existing rotary crusher can also be configured by applying some processing to the partition plate and the dust seal ring.

  The dust seal structure according to the present invention can achieve a great effect when applied to a rotary crusher, and can be industrially utilized.

10 Frame assembly 11 Frame 12 Mantle base 13 Partition plate 14 Screw 15 Dust seal ring 16 Longitudinal groove 17 Screw hole 18 Recess 19 鍔 20 Eccentric sleeve assembly 21 Eccentric sleeve 22 Main shaft 23 Mantle core 26 Eccentric bush 27 Seat liner 28 Dustring Cover 29 Bolt 30 Fitting groove 31 Crushing chamber 32 Oil chamber 33 Annular space

Claims (3)

Cone Cave Support Assembly with Fixed Cone Cave, Frame Assembly with Coil Hole, Eccentric Sleeve Assembly with Eccentric Sleeve that Rotates in the Coil Hole, and Mantle that Rotates by Fitting to the Eccentric Sleeve And having a structure for crushing an object to be crushed between the cone cave and the rotating mantle,
An annular mantle pedestal that supports the back surface of the mantle on which the frame assembly moves eccentrically, an oil chamber filled with lubricating oil is formed inside the mantle pedestal, and an outer edge of the upper side of the shaft portion in the frame assembly A dust seal ring fitted to the outside of the partition member formed so as to go around, and a flange of the dust seal ring fits into a fitting groove provided on the bottom surface of the mantle, and the frame assembly and the back surface of the mantle Apply to a rotatory crusher with an annular space formed by blocking between
A dust seal structure,
Dust seal structure, characterized in that the dust seal ring is fitted so as not to rotate relative to the partition member. A vertical groove is formed in the inner diameter of the dust seal ring,
Forming a protrusion that engages with the longitudinal groove of the dust seal ring on the outer surface of the partition member ;
The dust seal structure according to claim 1, wherein the dust seal ring is prevented from rotating with respect to the partition member by engaging the protrusion and the longitudinal groove. Cone Cave Support Assembly with Fixed Cone Cave, Frame Assembly with Coil Hole, Eccentric Sleeve Assembly with Eccentric Sleeve that Rotates in the Coil Hole, and Mantle that Rotates by Fitting to the Eccentric Sleeve And having a structure for crushing an object to be crushed between the cone cave and the rotating mantle,
An annular mantle pedestal that supports the back surface of the mantle on which the frame assembly moves eccentrically, an oil chamber filled with lubricating oil is formed inside the mantle pedestal, and an outer edge of the upper side of the shaft portion in the frame assembly And a dust seal ring that is fitted to the outside of a partition member formed so as to go around the frame, and a frame parallel to the bottom surface of the mantle that the dust seal ring has is fitted into a fitting groove provided on the bottom surface of the mantle, thereby the frame. An annular space formed by blocking between the assembly and the back surface of the mantle ,
Gyratory crusher, characterized in that the dust seal ring is fitted so as not to rotate relative to the partition member.

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