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Mineral impact breaking apparatus

CA 1189045 A · Owner: Barmac Associates Limited · Inventors: Macdonald, George J. Deceased; Bartley, Bryan A.

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Mineral impact breaking apparatus uses a divided flow with the first part of the flow being accelerated preferably through a rotor and discharged towards an impact breaking surface. The second part of the mineral flow is introduced into the path of the accelerated first part of the flow so that there is impacting between the first and second flows of minerals and with the second flow acting as anvil blocks against which the first flow particles will be impacted and broken. Where the horizontal accelerating rotor is used to accelerate the first part of the mineral flow the kenetic energy of the rapidly rotating air above the rotor is used to direct an air flow back to the infeed of the rotor …

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  • Granted June 18, 1985. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended June 18, 2002.
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FiledSeptember 3, 1982
GrantedJune 18, 1985
Term endedJune 18, 2002
Patent numberCA 1189045 A
Classification (IPC)B02C19/00 +1 more

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1983198519871989199119931995199719992001Application filedSep 3, 1982Patent grantedJune 18, 1985Term endedJune 18, 2002

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