An attempt to increase technological capabilities of laboratory vibratory mills by changing the construction of chamber

Abstract

Abstract The paper presents the issues related to the grinding process in the vibration mills with low vibration frequency. These mills are rated among devices with high energy of impacts with much wider potential of industrial use than the classic gravitation mills. In vibratory mills there is an unfavorable decrease in the intensity of the grinding process along with the increase in the chamber diameter, which makes it impossible to achieve high performance of such devices. One of the ways to reduce or eliminate this occurrence is to intensify the load movement inside the chamber – this is the subject of this article. The article shows that in a vibrating mill of periodic action it is possible to increase its technological capabilities by application of an appropriate cylindrical component permanently installed inside the milling chamber. The paper also presents an attempt to increase the technological capabilities of a laboratory continuous vibratory mill.