US153668A - Improvement in feeding devices for grinding-mills - Google Patents
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- B02—CRUSHING, PULVERISING, OR DISINTEGRATING; PREPARATORY TREATMENT OF GRAIN FOR MILLING
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- the object of my invention is to provide an arrangement of mechanism for the purpose of conveying that product in the manufacture of iour commonly known as middlings7 in a uniform and constant quantity as fast as they are formed from the bolt to the eye7 of the mill, for the purpose of grinding the same in connection with the Wheat.
- E represents the end of an ordinary hour-bolt, from which extends the spout D, to conduct the middlings to an auxiliary conveyer, A, fastened to the mill-curb, and driven by a cord or belt from any convenient point.
- auxiliary conveyer A
- B At the end of the auxiliary conveyor is a exible rubber tube, B, reaching down-as far as possible into the eye of the stone.
- this tube is to conduct the middlings and discharge them as near as possible to the bottom of the stone, to prevent the accumu lation of the same upon the sides of the eye,
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G. S. CRANSUN.
Feeding'De'vices fnrKGrinding-Mills.
"wzlfnesses= l THE GRAPHIC C0. PHOTD-LITN39I4I PARK PLACEJLY.
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
GILES S. CRANSON, OF PHELPS, NEW YORK.
IMPROVEMENT IN FEEDING DEVICES FOR GRINDINGMILLS.
Specification forming part of Letters Patent No. 153,668, dated August 4, 1874 g application iiled April 22, 1874.
To all whom it muy concern Be it known that I, GILES S. ORANSON, of the town of Phelps, county of Ontario, State of New York, h ave invented an Improvement in Feeding Devices for Grinding-Mills, of which the following is a specication:
The object of my invention is to provide an arrangement of mechanism for the purpose of conveying that product in the manufacture of iour commonly known as middlings7 in a uniform and constant quantity as fast as they are formed from the bolt to the eye7 of the mill, for the purpose of grinding the same in connection with the Wheat.
Referring to the drawing belonging to this specication, E represents the end of an ordinary hour-bolt, from which extends the spout D, to conduct the middlings to an auxiliary conveyer, A, fastened to the mill-curb, and driven by a cord or belt from any convenient point. At the end of the auxiliary conveyor is a exible rubber tube, B, reaching down-as far as possible into the eye of the stone. The
object of this tube is to conduct the middlings and discharge them as near as possible to the bottom of the stone, to prevent the accumu lation of the same upon the sides of the eye,
'(being held there by centrifugal motion,) and as will be the case when they are discharged into the eye of the stone from a iixed Atube in a slantin g position, as is usually arranged. The middlings are in this manner conveyed from the bolt to the eye of the stone, and fed to the same in a uniform and constant quan! scribed.
- GILES S. CRANSON.
-Witnesses WM. RoBT. BEooKs, A. F. J oNEs.
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