A Pulverizer is a machine whose purpose is to shred or crush total material into lower pieces by the repeated blows of number of plates. These machines have multitudinous feathers of operations in multitudinous industriousness
A pulverizer or grinder is a mechanical device used for the grinding of multitudinous different types of paraphernalia. the pulverization is a machine which is used for the combine operation
The pulverizer is a machine that pulverizes large-sized solid raw paraphernalia to the demanded size. the capper is composed of coarse crushing, fine crushing, wind conveying and other bias, and achieves the purpose of the capper in the form of high- speed impact. using wind energy to form cream at one time, barring the traditional netting process. mainly used in mining, erecting paraphernalia and other industriousness. Prolusion Husbandry is now one of the most important sectors it plays a part Indian economy. In order to further develop this sector technology has come one of the main components. The farmers on the field burn ultimate of these wastes after the harvesting of crops. Thus the agricultural waste burning sensations is being repeated every year. In order to use these wastes for some profitable benefits, like power shops, industries. So the necessary of analogous machine was felt to use all kinds of agricultural waste after shredding, which could be provident and practicable. The design is developed and manufactures a machine which will be used for producing tattered organic wastes for farmers without any use of electricity, these organic wastes will increase the effectiveness than any other conventional means, which are obviously dangerous for mortal health, terrain, landetc. Corridor used for manufacturing such a machine are agitator, hopper, collector tank, bevel gear couples, pulleys flat belt drive and oaring medium.
Introduction
I. INTRODUCTION
Agriculture is now one of the most important sectors it plays a role Indian economy. In order to further develop this sector technology has become one of the main components. The farmers on the field burn most of these wastes after the harvesting of crops. Thus the agricultural waste burning phenomena is being repeated every year. In order to use these wastes for some economic benefits, like power plants, industries. So the necessary of such machine was felt to utilize all kinds of agricultural waste after shredding, which could be economical and practicable. The project is developed and manufactures a machine which will be used for producing shredded organic wastes for farmers without any use of electricity, these organic wastes will increase the efficiency than any other conventional means, which are obviously harmful for human health, environment, land etc. parts used for manufacturing such a machine are agitator, hopper, collector tank, bevel gear pairs, pulleys flat belt drive and paddling mechanism.
II. LITERATURE SURVEY
It was also found out that the particle entering into the breakage process procures continuous breakage until it fails the classification function for breakage. Hence larger the parent particle the larger is the number of breakage process. Due to the dynamic nature impact breaking it was found that the classification function depends on the crusher design parameters (shape parameter and impact energy) and feed rate and also on the material strength parameters. The performance model is able to predict the product size distribution with reasonable accuracy even when important variations in both the rotor velocity and feed are imposed. The specific impact energy for a Horizontal shaft crusher is very less than that for a vertical shaft crusher. It was also found out that no other force acts on the particle during its free fly. The depth of penetration can be increased by decreasing rotor speed or increasing the height of fall. For effective crushing the velocity of free fall of the lump should be sufficient to reach the middle of head of the impact zone
III. CALCULATIONS
Theoretical calculations of Horizontal Impact Crusher are done as follows:
V. RESULT
The leaves pulveriser machine that has been developed to pulverized dried leaves ,The ef?ciency of the machine was evaluated at different motor speed 2880 rpm and 200 rpm with machine ef?ciency of 80% and 85% respectively. The machine was developed using locally available materials . The following results were gotten and recorded as shown in table
A. Below Experiment Are Performed On (DRY)Straw
Blade Size
Speed In RPM
O/p Size Of Material In mm
150mm
1440 rpm
26mm
150mm
2016rpm
22mm
200mm
1440rpm
22mm
200mm
2016rpm
20mm
300mm
1440rpm
19mm
300mm
2016rpm
15mm
350mm
1440rpm
13mm
350mm
2016rpm
10mm
B. Below Experiment Are Performed On Combined Blades
Blade Size
Speed In RPM
O/p Size Of Material In mm
150+200
1440rpm
10mm
200+300
2016rpm
8mm
300+350
1440rpm
6mm
150+350
2016rpm
12mm
200+300
1440rpm
12mm
VI. ADVANTAGE
A. More efficient
B. Less cost
C. Continuous production
D. Less time taking
E. Fulfill customers requirement
VII. APPLICATION
Brittle material can be crushed.
A. Materials
Charcoal
Rock salt
Alum
Ferric alum
Non- ferric alum etc.
Conclusion
Pulveriser machine has been developed to pulverized dried leaves or farming straws,cobs in other to increase the surface area , and can be use as additives in industries to making briquette
The project is developed and manufactures a machine which will be used for pulverizing organic wastes for farmers . parts used for manufacturing such a machine are agitator, hopper, collector tank, bevel gear pairs, pulleys flat belt drive and paddling mechanism.
References
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