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The grinding chamber of the ACM houses both the components of the classifying and grinding zones. They include the impact rotor and hammers, the liner assembly, the shroud and baffle assembly and the classifier wheel. The grinding chamber can be designed to operate to 10 bar(g) overpressure for explosive materials.
Rotors are normally supplied as single discs; however options include reduced diameter rotors for use with heavy duty liners, and rotor discs with replaceable wear plates for abrasive applications. Hammers are bolted to the rotor disc and can be easily removed and replaced.
Options include:
• Bar Hammers – for fine size reduction and maximum impact.
• Pins – for producing coarse particle size distributions and to minimize the generation of fines.
A liner is located at the grinding chamber wall. There are two basic types of liners; the multiple deflector (MD) liner is for fine size reduction and the smooth liner is for coarse size reduction and to minimize the generation of fines. The purpose of the liner is to provide for more efficient size reduction by slowing the peripheral speed of the particles and to deflect them back into the impact hammer path.
The grinding chamber of the ACM houses both the components of the classifying and grinding zones. They include the impact rotor and hammers, the liner assembly, the shroud and baffle assembly and the classifier wheel. The grinding chamber can be designed to operate to 10 bar(g) overpressure for explosive materials.
Rotors are normally supplied as single discs; however options include reduced diameter rotors for use with heavy duty liners, and rotor discs with replaceable wear plates for abrasive applications. Hammers are bolted to the rotor disc and can be easily removed and replaced.
Options include:
• Bar Hammers – for fine size reduction and maximum impact.
• Pins – for producing coarse particle size distributions and to minimize the generation of fines.
A liner is located at the grinding chamber wall. There are two basic types of liners; the multiple deflector (MD) liner is for fine size reduction and the smooth liner is for coarse size reduction and to minimize the generation of fines. The purpose of the liner is to provide for more efficient size reduction by slowing the peripheral speed of the particles and to deflect them back into the impact hammer path.
