Deflashing machine for continuous casting installation and rotor used therewith
CA 2118381 C · Owner: Coppin, Francis · Inventors: Duval, Dominique; Coppin, Francis; Meunier, Jacques
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The invention concerns a deburring machine for slabs (1) exiting a continuous casting facility and cut to length by oxyacetylene cutting of the type comprising a rotor (10) with flails (11) mounted on its circumference. The rotor (10) comprises an arbor (12) on which are affixed at each end, one web (13) of annular shape and between these two webs (13), pairs (14) of half-webs (15) of half-annular shape adjacent to and opposite from one another. Each pair (14) of half-webs (15) is placed at regular intervals along the length of the arbor (12) and one half-web (15) of each pair (14) is longitudinally offset with respect to the other half-web (15) of the same pair (14). The invention also …
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- Filed October 18, 1994 and granted May 5, 1998. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended October 18, 2014.
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