Tile surfacing for a classifier or centrifuge scrool
AssigneeTiletech Limited
InventorJohn Alexander Deschamps
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AssigneeTiletech Limited
InventorJohn Alexander Deschamps
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A wear and/or abrasive resistant tile e.g. for use on a scroll of a classifier, comprises a front, working face and a rear, mounting face defined by an upper face portion and a lower face portion spaced rearwardly from the upper face portion, the upper and lower face portions being in parallel planes; an upwardly projecting, upper lip formation defining an upper edge of the lower face portion; a downwardly projecting lower lip formation defining a lower edge of both the lower face portion and the tile, the lower lip defined by a chamfered face extending towards the lower face portion, with a lower surface of lower lip formation being non-pointed, and stepped upwardly from a geometrically projected apex, and at least one groove provided in the rear mounting face of the tile. A carrier is also included, and the carrier has a transverse slot. Also included are a tile and carrier combination, and a scroll provided with tile and carrier combinations.
A tile comprising:
A tile carrier to receive a tile, comprising:
A tile and carrier combinations, wherein the tile includes a front working face and a rear mounting face defined by an upper face portion and a lower face portion spaced rearwardly from the upper face portion, the upper and lower face portions being in parallel planes;
A scroll or other rotary member of apparatuses such as a classifier or centrifuge characterized in that it is provided with a plurality of tile and carrier combinations in side-by-side array such that the combinations are in closely spaced, abutting relationship, whereby lateral displacement of a tile is precluded, wherein each combination includes a tile that includes a front working face and a rear mounting face defined by an upper face portion and a lower face portion spaced rearwardly from the upper face portion, the upper and lower face portions being in parallel planes;
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.