US799244A

US799244A - Crushing-mill.

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Publication number: US799244A
Application number: US21564104A
Authority: US
Inventors: Louis Bernard Lehmann
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 1904-07-07
Filing date: 1904-07-07
Publication date: 1905-09-12
Anticipated expiration: 1922-09-12

Description

PATENTED SEPT. 12, 1905.

L. B. LEHMANN.

GRUSHING MILL.

APPLICATION FILED JULY 7. 1904.

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LOUIS BERNARD LEHMANN, OF DRESDEN-LOB'ITAU, GEHBIANY.

CRUSHIN Specification of Letters Patent.

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Patented Sept. 12, 1905.

Application filed July 7,1904. Serial No. 215,641.

Be it known that I, LOUIS BERNARD Lun- MANN, a subject of the King of Saxony, re siding at Dresden-Lobtau, Saxony, Germany. have invented certain new and useful Improvements in (lrushing-h'lills, of which the following is a specification.

In order to inclose properly the surface of the stone toward the outside in mills having a rotating nether stone, so as to prevent the material being ground from projection by centrifugal force beyond the edge of the nether stone, the latter is provided with a raised edge which rotates together with it. In order to enable the ground material to be automatically discharged from such mills without any danger to the attendant, a discharge-scraper which can be lowered onto the surface of the stone is provided according to this invention. The outer portion of the said scraper fits the edge or flange and is at an angle to the vertical plane in such way that a helical surface rising in the direction of the rotation of the rotating nether stone is produced. \Vhen the scraper or scoop in question is lowered to the nether stone, its inner portion pushes the material which is carried against it by the rotation of the nether stone first of all outward. Then the outer portion causes the material to rise along the flange and pass beyond its edge. In this way, in spite of the raised edge, a nearly complete discharge is attained. Such an apparatus is shown in the accompanying drawings, in which-- Figure 1 is a vertical section through the upper half of the mill, the lower half being shown in elevation; and Fig. 2 is a plan, partly in section.

a is the lower frame, carrying rims or casings b b. A vertical spindle 0, supported in the well-known manner, carries the revolving nether stone (Z, driven by toothed wheels 0 and a driving-shaft f. To the stone is secured a raised flange g.

h represents runners or rollers supported in swinging bracket 1', in order that by their weight they may press on the surface of the stone.

7.: is a casing inclosing the runners.

Hollow bodies m, connected to a fixed sleeve on the spindle c, and therefore not participating in the rotation of the stone, form guide-surfaces or deflectors which push the material collecting near the center of the stone back again to the outside and within the path of the runners. act in the opposite way and push the material reaching the flange of the stone back again toward the center and within the path of the runners.

At 1) o is the discharge-opening for the ground material. At this point the rim 7/ of the pan is cut away, so as to form a dischargeopening, which during the crushingoperation is held closed by a vertically-movable slide 12. Inside this opening is arranged a discharging scraper or scoop (1, which is shown in the drawings in its raised position. The inner portion of the scoop (1 when in operative position guides outward the material carried by the stone in the direction of the rotation. (See the arrow in Fig. 2.) The outer portion of the scoop fits the shape of the flange or rim 4] and passes at its upper part beyond the said flange. As will be seen at 11 in Fig. 2, the outer portion 1 of the scoop is curved or bent up toward the horizontal, so as to form a helical surface rising in the direction of the rotation of the stone 1!.

In order to enable the slides 1 and the scoop 11 to be alternately raised and lowered, those parts are supported by rods 1 and s, provided with teeth on their sides facing each other. A toothed wheel 2, placed between them and capable of being rotated by a crank or the like, moves one red downward when raising the other one upward.

hat I claim as my invention, and desire to secure by Letters Patent, is-- l. A crushing-mill comprising a rotating nether stone, a raised rim therefor, crushingrollers mounted above said stone, a surrounding casing above the rim, a doorway in said casing, a closing-plate therefor, a dischargescraper extending from near the center of the stone to beyond the rim thereof, and means for simultaneously raising the closing-plates and lowering the discharge-scraper substantially as set forth.

2. A crushing-mill comprising a rotating nether stone, a raised rim therefor, crushingrollers mounted above said stone, a dischargescraper extending from near the center of the stone to beyond the rim thereof, means for adjusting said scraper vertically into or out of operative position, a central material-deflector, and inner peripheral inward deflectors substantially as set forth.

3. A crushing-mill, comprising a rotating nether stone, a raised rim therefor, crushingrollers mounted above said stone, a surround- Shovels or deflectors a ing casing above the rim, a recess in said cas- In testimony whereoflhavesigned my name mg, a closing plate therefor, a dlschargeto thls specification in the presence of tWo sub- I0 scraper extending from near the center of the scribing Witnesses.

stone to beyond the rim thereof,- means for LOUIS BERNARD LEHMANN 5 simultaneously raising the closing-plates and lowering the discharge-scraper, a central ma- Witnesses: terlal-deflector, and inner peripheral 1nward BERNHARD GEBLER, deflectors substantially as set forth. WILHELM E. SGHWANHAUFER.