US1036798A - Roller and breast mill. - Google Patents

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I. A. GHAVANNE. ROLLER AND BREAST MILL. APPLICATION FILED NOV. 9, 1909.

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I. A. GHAVANNE. ROLLER AND BREAST MILL. APPLICATION FILED NOV. 9, mos.

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ROLLER. AND BREAST MILL.

Specification of Letters Patent.

Patented Aug. 27, 1912.

Application filed November 9, 1909. Serial No. 526,974.

To all whom it may concern Be it known that I, IRFJNFJE ALEXIS CHA- VANNE, of 58 Rue de lArcade, Paris, France, manufacturer, have invented a new and useful Improvement in Roller and Breast Mills, which improvement is fully set forth in the following specification.

This invention has for its object a roller and segmental breast mill comprising one roller for each pass. I

According to this invention the segmental breast as well. as its adjustment and security devices are carried by a removable casing which is maintained in position against abutments' upon the frame and which can be moved aside in one piece without disturbing-the position of the segment. On the removal of the casing the roller can easily be got at either for cleaning or for dismounting. This arrangement allows the segment to be adjusted by placing the casing against a model or dummy made in the shape of the roller and abutments on the frame against which the casing is to rest. Further an entirely closed mill can be formed by giving to the frame and to the casing solid walls forming continuations of each other to form a covering completely surrounding the working parts. The casing then closes an opening formed in the walls of the frame for the removal of the roller.

The accompanying drawings illustrate one method in which the invention can be carried into effect to form a double mill.

' In the drawings: Figure 1 is a side elevation of the mill one of the casings carrying a segmental breast being shown separated from the frame. Fig. 2 is a front elevation. Figs. 3, 4 and 5 are respectively sections on the lines A-A. BB, and C-C in Fig. 2 to a larger scale. Fig. 6 is a portion of a longitudinal section ofthe casing on the line D--D of Fig. 1. also on an enlarged scale.

As shown in the drawings the mill is com posed of a metal frame 1 of the general shape indicated in Figs. 1 and 2. Each of the grinding rollers 2 rotates in front of a cooled segmental breast 3 as in the mill which forms the subject of the British Patent No. 25,609 of 1905. The frame 1 is cut away at 1 on two of its faces the openings thus formed being closed by a casing l supporting the segment 3 together with its adjustment mechanism. For this purpose the edges 5 of each casing are of the same shape as the edges 1 of the corresponding opening 1 and fit exactly on these edges. The casing is held in this position by means of four nuts 4 which it is sufficient to unscrew in order to remove it as indicated to the left of Fig. 1.

The carrier 6 of the segment 3 is sup ported by trunnions 7 in bearings 8 which can slide in guides 9 carried by the casing. Each trunnion 7 is embraced at its center by a collar 10 fast with a screw threaded adjusting rod 11 actuated by a hand wheel 12 provided with a nut and serving as a means for longitudinally adjusting the rod 11. The rod 11 which is thus adapted to be adj usted longitudinally, is locked in its various positions of adjustment by the following means The wheel 12 rests against the screw threaded sleeve 13 with the interposition of a washer provided with a feather and sliding in a groove on the rod 11. The sleeve 13 passes through a nut 14 fast with the casing 41; one end of said sleeve bears against the bearings 8 and is moved by the actionof the wheel 15 fixed to its other end. A counter nut 16 provided with a lever takes up the play of the sleeve 13 and. when regulated keeps it immovable.

The segment carrier 6 is provided with an arm 17 which rests against a nut 18 engaging a guide 19; a screw rod 20 actuated by a hand wheel 21 allows the rod to be moved. axially. The segment carrier 6 is further subjected to the action of one or more springs 22 supported against the casing l through the intermediary of a supporting disk 31 held at the lower end of rod 23 ending in a flexible portion 24: fixed to the carrier 6. The action of this spring maintains the arm 17 against the nut 18. r

The assemblage of parts other than the segment and its carrier, carried by the casing 4, allows the position of the segment with respect to the roller to be regulated and all backlash to be taken up. This regulation may be effected even after the. casing 4 has been detached from the frame 1 by.

making use of a dummy or model 25 (Fig. 5) against which the casing 4: is applied and which has for this purpose the same exact form and contour as the portion; of the frame against which the casing bears or is brought into position in operation.

The angular adjustment of the segment 3 is first given by means of the nut. 18 bearing against the arms 17 5 by moving the hand wheel 21. The segment 3:is thus adjusted tends to rotate the segment around its pivotal axis. Then the segment is brought into 5 contact with the false roller 2 by the screw. threaded sleeves 18 by turning the hand wheels 15, any play of the trunnions in the bearings 8 having been previously stopped by the aid of the screw'threaded rods 11" actuated by'the hand wheels 12. Thecasing is then placed in position'on the frame and fixed bym'eans of the screws 4. The segment 3is then placed in the workingposition with respect to the roller by moving it "more or'less away fromthe rollerby the aid ofthe rod and hand-wheel 21, j The springs-22's'erve, besidestheir action previously described, as yielding safety member's for allowing the segment to move away from the roller in case of the passage of a hard ,bodyior of clogging.

The trunnions 7 are hollow and are pro- "vided withpipes and cjocks 26 for the purpose .of obtaining a waterforjother circula- 25 tion between the segmentB and its support 7 6; these pipes pass through oval holes 26 formed inthe side wallsof the casing. The casing is closed by means of aprons 27 'and28. formed offlexible material such as thin metal, fiber, 1eather,'etc.,in such a manner as to protect the inclosedparts from dust. The top of the casingis cutaway at '29 and the opening thus formed is closed by a door 30'which allows the grinding to be observed. I

What I claim and desire to secure by Letters Patent is: r V V I 1. In a roller-and-segment breast-mill, a frame, and a roller mounted therein, in combination; with a removable casing, a segment pivotally mounted in said casing, and means for securing the said casing in position. on the frame. i 1 2.111 a roller-and-segment breast-mill, a frame, and, a roller mounted therein, in combination with aremovable casing arranged to form a cover to entirely incloseth'e working parts of the mill, a segmentpivotally mounted in said removable. casing, and means for securing the "said casing in positiononthe frame. j I

3. In a roller-and-segment breastsmill, a jfraine, and a roller mounted therein, in combination with a'removable easing anda' 'seg; ment pivotally mounted therein, "and a dummy or model having the exact-form and contour of the part ottheframefand'roller against which the casing and segment are [brought into-position in operation. i ,"4,"Ina roller5and-seg'mentbreast mill, a casing, sliding bearing's"rnounted in said ca'sing,"and" means for adjusting" the posi- I tions'of the same mounted in said casing, in combination with "a 'segmentgpivotally 651mounted in said"bearings,="and means 'ar-j ranged in said casing for adjusting the segment around itspivotal axis.

5. In a roller-and-segment breast-mill, sliding'bearings, and means for adjusting the positions of the same, in combination with a segment pivotally mounted in said bearings, yielding means forrotating the segment around its'pivotal axis in one direction, and positive means for adjusting the segment in opposition to said yielding means. I I

6. In aroller-and-segment breast-mill, a roller, and a pivotally mountedsegment arranged opposite the same, in combination with yielding means for rotating theseg- 8O ment on its pivotal axis'against the roller,

and positive means for adjusting the segment in opposition tosaid yielding means.

7. In a roller-and-segment breast-mill, a roller, and a pivotally mounted segment arranged opposite the same, in combination with a spring'and a flexible connection between'the spring and the segment for rotating the segment on its pivot, an arm extending from the segment, a sliding nut bearing against said arm,anda screw-rod engaging said nut, whereby the nutmay be caused toturn the segment'in opposition'to the action of the spring I 8.1In a roller-and-segment breast-mill, a segment provided with'trunnions, and bearings for said trunnions arra'nged'to slide transversely 'to the axis of the trunnions,

in combination with adjusting rods provided with collars arranged to embrace the;tru'nnions,'and means for longitudinally ad usting the said rods, and means to lockthe same in'theirpositionsof adjustment. k

9. In a roller-and-segment breast 'mill, a segment provided with trunnions, and bearings forsaid trunnions arranged "to slide transverselyto the axis of the trunnions, in combination with adjusting screw threaded A rods havingcollars to embrace said trun mom, a threaded hand-wheel engaging the screw-threaded portion of each adjusting rod/a threaded sleeve bearing against each bearing for the trunnions, and a second threaded hand-wheel engaging each "threaded sleeve and adapted to lock the tir'st threaded hand-wheel against rotation.

' 10. In a roller-and-segmentf breast-mill, a segmentprovided with trunnion's, and bearings for said trunniens arranged to slide transversely to" the axis of th'etrunnions, in 12 combination with adjusting screw-threaded rods-having'collars to embrace said tru'nnions, a threaded hand-wheel engaging the screw-threaded portion of each *adjusti'ng" rod,'a threaded sleevebearing against each bearing for "the trunnions, and a second threaded hand-wheel engaging eachthrea-ded sleeve, a washer'feat'hered on each 'adjust- W. 'ing 'screwfthreaded rod andarranged be tween the two hand "wheels, whereby the first hand-wheel may be secured against rotation.

11. In a roller-and-segment breast-mill, a segment provided with trunnions, and bearings for said trunnions arranged to slide transversely to the axis of the trunnions, in combination with adjusting screw-threaded rods having collars to embrace said trunnions, a threaded hand-wheel engaging the screw-threaded portion of each adjusting rod, a threaded sleeve bearing against each bearing for the trunnions, a counter-nut threaded thereon and bearing against the casing in which the sleeve is threaded, and a second threaded hand-wheel engaging each of said threaded sleeves and adapted to lock the first threaded hand-wheel against rotation.

In testimony whereof I have signed this specification in the presence of two subscribing witnesses.

IRENEE ALEXIS OHAVANNE.

Witnesses:

H. C. Goxn, FRI JDJiRIG HARLii.

Copies of this patent may be obtained for five cents each, by addressing the Commissioner of Patents,

Washington, D. C.

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