Stationary peg for a coal pulverizer
AssigneeRiley Power, Inc.
InventorsWilliam Schmitz, Craig Penterson, Daniel Smith
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Abstract
The present invention is directed to, among other things, a stationary peg for securing within a grinding chamber of a coal pulverizer, wherein the stationary peg includes a base portion having a front surface with a groove defined therein and an elongate portion extending from the front surface of the base portion. A layer of a protective material is disposed on the upper surface of the elongate portion and at least a portion of the layer extends into the groove defined in the front surface of the base portion.
Claims19
A stationary peg for attaching to an interior wall of a grinding chamber comprising a base portion having a front surface with a groove defined therein and an elongate portion extending from the front surface of the base portion, the elongate portion having an upper surface including a layer of a protective material disposed thereon, wherein the groove in the front surface of the base portion is positioned in the same plane as the layer of protective material and at least a portion of the layer of protective material is disposed in the groove.
A coal pulverizer having a grinding chamber and a center shaft defining an axis of rotation and configured for rotational motion within the grinding chamber, the coal pulverizer including a stationary peg for attaching to an interior wall of the grinding chamber, the stationary peg comprising a base portion having a front surface with a groove defined therein and an elongate portion extending from the front surface of the base portion, the elongate portion having an upper surface including a layer of a protective material disposed thereon, wherein the groove in the front surface of the base portion is positioned in the same plane as the layer of protective material and at least a portion of the layer of protective material extends into the groove.
A stationary peg for attaching to an interior wall of a grinding chamber comprising a base portion and an elongate portion extending from the base portion having an upper surface with a layer of a protective material disposed thereon, wherein the elongate portion has a generally triangular cross-sectional profile and the protective material is of a greater hardness than the material used to form the elongate portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.