Headquarters
KHD Humboldt Wedag
International AG
Von-der-Wettern-Straße 4a
51149 Cologne
Germany
The impact hammer mill is characterized by its robust design. The airtight housing consists of a durable, double-welded design with easy access to replace all wear parts. The proven belt drive compensates for the vibration of the hammer mill, protecting the drive motor from wear and damage. This tried and tested concept ensures reliable, continuous operation of the mill in challenging operating conditions. The large belt drive pully also acts to stabilize the unit against excessive rotational force. These features all help ensure steady operation with lowest possible maintenance.
The rotor is the moving heart of the impact hammer mill. It comprises several rotor discs that are slid onto a central shaft. Hammers are fixed between the rotor discs by the hammer axle. All components of the rotor are manufactured to withstand the severe forces they are exposed to. The shaft ends are also water cooled to avoid build-up of excessive heat.
The inside of a impact hammer mill takes a beating. That’s its job. Impact hammer mills work by crushing feed materials against the inner surfaces. Even in areas that are not involved in the grinding process, conditions are tough. To protect these surfaces, they are lined with highly wear-resistant plates, which can be easily accessed and replaced, as the need arises, via side openings in the housing.
The impact hammer mill is ideally suited for simultaneous drying and grinding of moist or pasty raw materials. Feed materials are mixed with a hot gas stream up to 650°C before they enter the mill. The pre-dried raw materials and hot gases then enter the mill together. This allows raw materials with moisture contents up to 25% to be ground effectively. After grinding, the gas stream then discharges the now dry, fine materials out of the mill.
Our impact hammer mills have been engineered for the specific demands of the cement manufacturing process. They are able to process all relevant raw materials, including mixes of limestone, marl, clay and other similar materials. For semi-wet processes, in particular, they are a core technology, alongside the KHD vertical tube dryer, for supplying optimally-prepared raw meal for efficient clinker production.
Diameter:
1250 mm up to 3800 mm
Width:
1200 mm up to 3500 mm
Throughput rate:
25 tph to 400 tph
Feed size:
max. 150 mm
Final grain:
0 – 12 mm
Moisture Content:
up to 22 %