A shredder having a substantially tubular casing, which is closed upward by a cover and downward by a base. The shredder also includes a rotating shaft, which is internal and coaxial to the casing, with multiple supporting elements being keyed on the shaft, each element for supporting a number plurality of shredding elements.

The shredding elements have circular trajectories with a circumference that at least partially increases from the upper part toward the lower part of the shredder.

A shredder having a substantially tubular casing, which is closed upward by a cover and downward by a base. The shredder also includes a rotating shaft, which is internal and coaxial to the casing, with multiple supporting elements being keyed on the shaft, each element for supporting a number plurality of shredding elements.

The shredding elements have circular trajectories with a circumference that at least partially increases from the upper part toward the lower part of the shredder.

A crusher having a substantially tubular casing, closed in an upper region by a cover and in a lower region by a base. The crusher also includes a rotating shaft, which is internal and coaxial to the casing, with multiple supporting elements, each element for supporting a number of crushing elements, being keyed to the shaft.

The crushing elements have circular trajectories with a circumference that at least partially increases from the upper region toward the lower region of the crusher.

A crusher having a substantially tubular casing, closed in an upper region by a cover and in a lower region by a base. The crusher also includes a rotating shaft, which is internal and coaxial to the casing, with multiple supporting elements, each element for supporting a number of crushing elements, being keyed to the shaft.

The crushing elements have circular trajectories with a circumference that at least partially increases from the upper region toward the lower region of the crusher.

This disclosure relates to a striking tool for use in a high velocity, high impact energy comminution mill. The tool comprises an elongate body attachable at a first end to the comminution mill, and further comprises a wear resistant element for improving the wear resistance of the striking tool. The wear resistant element comprises a plurality of individual units.

A device for separating conglomerates that consist of materials of different densities is provided. The device has a rotor chamber in which a rotor shaft is mounted so as to be rotatable about a vertical axis, on which rotor shaft striking tools are arranged one beneath the other in at least two planes, which striking tools are set into rotational movement by the rotor shaft such that the conglomerates filled into the rotor chamber from above are captured and separated by the striking tools. The rotor chamber widens conically downward, and the outer radius of the striking tools increase from top to bottom, such that the spacing of the radially outer end edges of the striking tools from the chamber wall facing the striking tools is substantially the same in the individual planes during operation.

A device for separating conglomerates that consist of materials of different densities is provided. The device has a rotor chamber in which a rotor shaft is mounted so as to be rotatable about a vertical axis, on which rotor shaft striking tools are arranged one beneath the other in at least two planes, which striking tools are set into rotational movement by the rotor shaft such that the conglomerates filled into the rotor chamber from above are captured and separated by the striking tools. The rotor chamber widens conically downward, and the outer radius of the striking tools increase from top to bottom, such that the spacing of the radially outer end edges of the striking tools from the chamber wall facing the striking tools is substantially the same in the individual planes during operation.

A device (10) for mechanically comminuting material conglomerates. The device includes a comminuting chamber (14) having a feed side and an outlet side, surrounded by a chamber wall with rotors (26, 28, 30) each including a rotor shaft and striking tools (38) extending radially into the comminuting chamber. The directions of rotation of the rotors (26, 28, 30) are opposite in at least two consecutive segments. An air stream device (31, 37, 39, 41) for leading a particle/air mixture out of the comminuting chamber (14) is arranged in connection with the comminuting chamber.

A device (10) for mechanically comminuting material conglomerates. The device includes a comminuting chamber (14) having a feed side and an outlet side, surrounded by a chamber wall with rotors (26, 28, 30) each including a rotor shaft and striking tools (38) extending radially into the comminuting chamber. The directions of rotation of the rotors (26, 28, 30) are opposite in at least two consecutive segments. An air stream device (31, 37, 39, 41) for leading a particle/air mixture out of the comminuting chamber (14) is arranged in connection with the comminuting chamber.

The present disclosure relates to a cross-flow shredder for grinding material with integrated dust-tight conveying means and air recirculation, and a method for grinding material using the cross-flow shredder according to the disclosure. An apparatus and a method for comminuting material to be ground are disclosed, the apparatus comprising a feed opening for material to be ground, a feed device, a cross-flow shredder, two screw conveyors for conveying the material to be ground and an intermediate dust-tight bunker, the two screw conveyors being connected in a dust-tight manner to the cross-flow shredder on the respective feed side and in a rod-tight manner to the intermediate bunker on the discharge side, the intermediate bunker being connected to the cross-flow shredder via a hose or pipe system, and the intermediate bunker having a discharge opening closed by a slide valve.