Solids reduction processor
AssigneeDynacorp Engineering Inc.
InventorWendell E. Howard
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AssigneeDynacorp Engineering Inc.
InventorWendell E. Howard
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A solids reduction processor has a pair of opposed parallel rotor assemblies which are rotationally driven in opposite directions to pulverize solids dropped into the processor. Each assembly comprises a shaft, disc sets removably secured to the shafts, and circumferentially spaced sets of outwardly projecting hammer members removably secured to the disc sets for limited pivotal movement relative thereto. Operational abrasion of the shafts and discs is substantially reduced by virtue of the hammer sets on each rotor assembly being axially aligned with the hammer sets on the other rotor assembly. Additionally, since all of the discs from may be removed from their shafts, individual discs may be replaced without the necessity of replacing the whole rotor assembly. Particle reduction efficiency within the processor housing is increased by the use within the processor housing of top and side-mounted breaker bars having particle impact surfaces sloped both horizontally and vertically.
A solids reduction processor comprising:
A solids reduction processor comprising:
A solids reduction processor comprising:
A solids reduction method comprising the steps of:
A solids reduction method comprising the steps of:
A solids reduction method comprising the steps of:
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