Rebound crusher

• US 4,729,517 A
• Filed: 06/27/1986
• Issued: 03/08/1988
• Est. Priority Date: 07/13/1985
• Status: Expired due to Fees

• Current Assignee: O & K Orenstein & Koppel AG
• Original Assignee: O & K Orenstein & Koppel AG
• Inventors: Konig, Bernhard, Krokor, Werner, Finken, Wolfgang
• Primary Examiner(s): Rosenbaum, Mark
• Application Number:
  US06/879,644
• Time in Patent Office: 620 Days
• Field of Search: 241/189 R, 241/287-290, 241/231-234, 241/121, 241/32, 241/259.3
• US Class Current: 241/189.1
• CPC Class Codes: B02C 13/095 with an adjustable anvil or impact plate

Abstract

The invention concerns a rebound crusher having at least one rotor provided with hammers which is mounted rotatably in a crusher housing and cooperates with at least one rebound mechanism which is arranged swingable against spring force within the crusher housing and the distance of which from the hammers of the rotor is adjustable. In order, in a space-saving development, to permit remote adjustment of the nip between hammers and rebound mechanism, the rebound mechanism is pivotally connected to the piston rod of a damping piston which rests against the crusher housing and the front end position of which is infinitely variable via an adjustment piston of a setting cylinder.

Claims

1. A rebound crusher comprising

a crusher housing, a rebound mechanism disposed within said housing, and at least one rotor provided with hammers and being rotatably mounted in said crusher housing, said rotor cooperating with said rebound mechanism, said rebound mechanism being supported swingably against spring force within the crusher housing, the distance from said rebound mechanism to the hammers of the rotor being adjustable;

and wherein

said crusher further comprises

adjustment means secured to said crusher housing, and having an adjustment piston and a setting cylinder enclosing said piston,

damping means interconnecting said adjustment means with said rebound mechanism, said adjustment means adjusting the distance between the hammers and said rebound mechanism, said damping means damping a motion of said rebound mechanism during a crushing of bodies of material placed within said housing; and

wherein

said setting cylinder is secured to said housing; and

said damping means comprises a damping cylinder positioned by said adjustment piston, said damping means further comprising a damping piston enclosed within said damping cylinder and being articulated to a part of said rebound mechanism distant from a point of pivot of said rebound mechanism, said damping piston being moveable independently of a movement of said adjustment piston for operation of said damping means and said adjustment means independently of each other.

2. In an impact crusher comprising

a crusher housing and at least one impact mechanism;

at least one rotor which is provided with hammer arms, said rotor being mounted rotatably in the crusher housing and operative with said at least one impact mechanism, said impact mechanism being mounted swingably in the crusher housing so as to move away upon the presence of large pieces of material to be crushed and particularly foreign bodies;

distance means for adjusting the distance of the impact mechanism from the hammer arms of the rotor, the impact mechanism including a setting cylinder, and a piston rod and a setting piston connected together and disposed in the setting cylinder;

the impact mechanism being connected continuously displaceable in articulated fashion with the piston rod, the piston resting against the crusher housing;

the improvement wherein;

said crusher further comprises

a damper cylinder and a damping piston connected to said piston rod, said piston rod serving also as a piston rod for the damping piston; and

wherein

a front end position of the damping piston is continuously displaceable via the setting piston of the setting cylinder; and

said setting piston is moveable within said setting cylinder, said damping piston being moveable within said damper cylinder independently of movement of said setting piston within said setting cylinder for operation of said setting piston and said damping piston independently of each other.

3. A rebound crusher according to claim 2, wherein

the damper cylinder encloses a damping space filled with an elastomer.

4. A rebound crusher according to claim 2, wherein

the damper cylinder encloses a damping space filled with a pressure liquid, there being a storage connected to the damping space and having a variable pretensioning pressure.

5. A rebound crusher according to claim 4, wherein

the storage is arranged outside the damping cylinder.

6. A rebound crusher according to claim 2, wherein

the damping cylinder is simultaneously developed as an adjustment piston and is arranged displaceably within the setting cylinder.

7. A rebound crusher according to claim 6, wherein

the damping cylinder extends in sealed manner out of the rear of the setting cylinder, and

the adjustment piston rests against the cylinder bottom of the setting cylinder via an annular surface surrounding the damping cylinder.

8. A rebound crusher according to claim 6, wherein

the damping cylinder extends in sealed manner out of the front of the setting cylinder, and

the adjustment piston rests via its piston bottom against the cylinder bottom of the setting cylinder.

9. A rebound crusher according to claim 2, further comprising

a stop for limiting movement of the rebound mechanism in a direction towards the rotor, the setting cylinder terminating in a rod which extends in sealed manner out of the rear of the setting cylinder, the stop being disposed on the rod which extends out of the rear of the setting cylinder.

10. A rebound crusher according to claim 2, wherein

said damping cylinder rests directly against the crusher housing and the setting piston and is developed as a double piston, one of the pistons of which is arranged in the damping position while the other piston of which is arranged adjustably in the setting cylinder which is developed as an extension of the damping cylinder.

11. A rebound crusher according to claim 2, further comprising

a pressure-limiting valve connected to the damping cylinder.

12. A rebound crusher according to claim 2, further comprising

a pressure-limiting valve connected to the setting cylinder.