Hammer mill with hammers on arm pins - has hammers removable over plates fixed to pin ends

Abstract

Abstract The hammer mill has a rotary body on whih a number of hammers turn freely. Each hammer (5) turns on a pin (3) fixed to an arm (1), the pin passing through a hole in the hammer. A small plate (4) is fixed to the free pin end, and its dimensions and that of the plate are such that the hammer can be removed by moving along pin and plate. The hammer can be rectangular, its length being > its width, and when new the hole can be at its centre of gravity. The pin can be tapered, with the thinner end fixed to the arm, which can hinge freely on the rotary body.

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