Operation of Vertical roller mill

Material grinding process motor through reducer rotating drive disc, the material falls from the mill under the central entrance and exit, under the action of centrifugal force to the disc edge by the roller to move and the crushing, grinding out lap after the material was speed up the flow to and vertical roller mill with one of the separator, after the meal by the separator back to the mill, the re-grinding; powder while grinding out with air, dust collection equipment in the system to collect down, that is, products . Established through the mill in the pneumatic conveying of materials, a larger air flow rate, which can use waste heat of gas, at the same time dry grinding operations.

vertical roller mill has many different forms, but it works basically the same. All of these forms of machine comes with roller (or the equivalent of roller grinding parts), and roller along the track of the disc at the level of circular movement imposed by external grinding roller in the vertical pressure on the disc on the material being the joint action of compression and shear, and to crush.

High-Efficiency Roller Mills

Traditionally, ball mills are used in cement industry for raw material, fuel and product grinding. Ball mills use an established technology and offer certain advantages. However, they have higher energy demands. By using an appropriate kind of the more efficient roller mill technologies – either as a replacement or in combination with ball mills – considerable energy savings can be achieved without compromising product quality. The following roller mill concepts are applicable to cement manufacturing: Vertical roller mills: In these mills materials are crushed between a rotating grinding table and 2 to 6 grinding rollers positioned slightly less than 90 degrees from the table surface and pressed hydraulically against it. Main advantages of vertical roller mills include: elatively low power consumption (less than 10 kWh/t – for medium raw material ;hardness and medium fineness); ability to combine grinding, drying (using waste heat from kiln system) and separation; ability to manage larger variations in mass flow rate (30 to 100% of mill capacity).