Impact grinding apparatus for cereal

Abstract

An impact grinding apparatus for grains capable of obtaining ground product having a desired granularity without sifting the product after grinding or changing a screen cylinder as a whole. The impact grinding apparatus comprises an inlet for introducing material to be ground, a rotary disk arranged rotatably under the inlet and having a plurality of vanes arranged at a periphery thereof and directed in an approximately radial direction of the rotary disk, a screen cylinder stationary arranged outside the vanes of the rotary disk, an annular discharging path arranged outside the screen cylinder for discharging ground product. Each of the screen faces of the screen cylinder comprises a plurality of superposed screen plates arranged slidable with each other. The screen cylinder is constituted by a plurality of screen units stacked in the vertical direction.

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