The present invention relates to a method for improving the productivity of grinding plants, wherein, after the optimum wear geometry of the grinding units has been reached by conventional operation of the grinding plant, the optimum wear geometry is preserved by applying a thin wear protection layer to the surface of the grinding units.

A ball mill liner assembly and installation method thereof; the ball mill liner assembly comprises wear-resistant liners (1), installation modules (3) and self-fixing liners (2); the self-fixing liners are made of ductile materials such as carbon steel or low-carbon alloy steel; the wear-resistant liners are integrally made of ceramic material; self-fixing liners are installed between a plurality of wear-resistant liners, and installation modules made of low-carbon alloy steel are used adjacent to the self-fixing liners.

An impact cutter blade and holder system is disclosed. The impact cutter blade and holder system includes: a cutter disk, a plurality of impact holders, and a plurality of impact cutter blades. The cutter disk has a central axis about which the cutter disk is configured to rotate. The plurality of impact holders are secured to the cutter disk. The plurality of impact cutter blades is secured to the plurality of impact holders.

A harvesting machine including a frame, a rotor assembly rotatably coupled to the frame configured to move crop material, and a plurality of knives movably attached to the harvesting machine. The rotor assembly includes a plurality of spaced apart rotating blades, wherein one or more of the plurality of knives extends into the spaces between the blades. Each of the plurality of knives includes a knife body and a cutting edge having a plurality of teeth, wherein each of the teeth includes a scallop or valley. Each one of the plurality of valleys extends from the knife body to the leading edge of one of the plurality of teeth, wherein adjacent valleys are located on opposite sides of the knife body. The valleys are lined with a wear resistant material to increase the longevity of the cutting edge and cutting ability.

A cutter wheel includes a drive plate having a first side and a second side opposite the first side. A wear plate is coupled to the first side of the drive plate for rotation with the drive plate. First and second cutters are coupled to the wear plate such that the wear plate is at least partially between the first side of the drive plate and the first and second cutters. Each cutter includes a cutter tip and a fastener-mounting aperture. A first fastener extends through the fastener-mounting aperture of the first cutter, through a first fastener-receiving aperture in the wear plate, and into a first aperture in the drive plate. A second fastener extends through the fastener-mounting aperture of the second cutter, through a respective fastener-receiving aperture in the wear plate, and into a respective aperture in the drive plate.

A discharge end wall system including a discharge wall assembly in which a number of pulp chambers are defined, and one or more plug elements at least partially occupying one or more of the pulp chambers.

The present disclosure relates to a vertical shaft impact crusher comprising a rotor having a rotor protection layer which consists of particles of objects to be crushed. The rotor includes at least: a rotor upper plate comprising a rotor upper plate hole, which is an inlet for the object for crushing which is inserted into the rotor; a rotor lower plate disposed to be separated from the lower portion of the rotor upper plate; a rotor upper plate; a rotor side wall disposed between the rotor upper plate and the rotor lower plate and coupled to the rotor upper plate and the rotor lower plate, the rotor side wall being disposed at a position spaced from the rotation center of the rotor; and a circular hole which is formed on the rotor side wall and is an outlet for the object for crushing accelerated by the rotor to come out of the rotor.

This disclosure relates to wear-resistant rubber compositions, such as those, for example, comprising at least one hydroxy-terminated polybutadiene, at least one natural rubber, at least one polymerization accelerant; at least one sulfur; and at least one polybutadiene, wherein the wear-resistant rubber composition may have an effective cross-linking density of at least about 30×10.sup.−5 moles/cm.sup.3.

A shredder blade assembly is disclosed having a rotor configured to be mounted on a rotating shaft, the rotor having opposing faces with a plurality of angled knife receptacles and a plurality of knife inserts mounted within the plurality of knife receptacles. Each knife insert has two opposing faces and each opposing face comprises three cutting edges such that each knife insert has six cutting edges. Only one of the cutting edges is exposed at an outer peripheral edge of the shredder blade assembly during use. The knife inserts are configured to be removed, rotated (and flipped as needed), and re-mounted within the plurality of knife receptacles to expose another of the cutting edges at the outer peripheral edge of the shredder blade assembly. The knife insert may be triangular and mounted to expose one vertex to create a plurality of tooth/hook projections.

Roll crusher, in particular for comminuting material, with two rotatable crush rolls (1) forming a nip (2) into which the material to be processed is fed, wherein at axial ends of the rolls the nip (2) is closed by end plates (3), wherein the end plates each comprise a base plate (5) and a wear-protection layer (6) attached to the base plate (5), wherein the wear-protection layer (6) is formed at least in a first wear zone (6a) of individual wear-protection elements that at least partially are made of a wear-resistant material with a hardness greater than that of the base plate (5)

This roll crusher is characterized in that the wear-protection elements in the first wear zone (6a) are formed by studs (9), in that the base plate (5) in the first wear zone (6a) comprises a plurality of individual recesses (10) incorporated in the base plate (5) and in that an individual stud (9) is seated with its entire length (L) into each recess (10) in such a way that the studs (9) do not project past the recesses (10).