Abstract: In the production of meal-fine products by a milling process the milling material generated in a comminuting device is ordinarily separated at the desired grain size in a downstream sifter and the fine material (meal-fine product) obtained here is then separated in the fine material separating device from the sifting air. According to the invention it is proposed to construct the sifter as a V-sifter and to connect this latter, without interposition of the otherwise ordinarily used pipelines, directly with the fine material separating device, preferably an electro-filter.

Abstract: Two-stage classification of a granular material, in particular a cement grinding feed, is accomplished in two classifiers connected in series in such a way that the separative behavior or the separative action and thus the particle-size distribution of the undersized or finished material coming from the second classifier can be modified with simple resources. Part or all of the oversized material of the second classifier is recycled to the second classifier.

Abstract: In order to create a sifting device with integrated static sifter member and dynamic sifter member having at least one rotatably disposed rod basket such that the two sifter members are optimally coordinated so as to operate efficiently, particularly with moist sifting material to be dried, it is proposed in accordance with the invention to have a bypass line leave from the intermediate area between the static member and the dynamic member of the sifting device for drawing off a partial flow of the sifting air flow/sifting gas flow and to supply only the remaining outgoing sifting air of the static sifter member (static cascade sifter or V-sifter) to the dynamic sifter member with the at least one rotatably disposed rod basket.

Abstract: An energy-saving effective sifter used in interparticle crushing of brittle charging stock such as cement clinker in the nip of a high pressure roller press including a dynamic sifter having a rotating rod basket and laterally preceding the rotary rod basket sifter by a fluidized bed pre-sifting chamber having an admission opening at the top with a chamber defined between opposed porous walls to provide a pre-sifting zone with the walls formed by angularly adjustable baffles in one form, and passing air across the zone toward the rotary rod basket, removing a coarse grain fraction below the pre-sifting chamber, removing a medium grain fraction from beneath the rotary rod basket and removing fine material axially of the rotary rod basket passing the medium grain and coarse grain fraction into an interparticle crushing high pressure roller press having a nip pressure in excess of 2 t/cm of roller length, mixing the medium grain fraction and coarse grain fraction with a pre-comminuted pulverulent material such a

Abstract: A rotary sifter for separating different fractions of particulate material having a cylindrical outer housing and three rotary cages with vertical bars through which material and air pass inwardly with the cages independently rotary mounted, and channels communicating with the spaces below the rotors for collecting the separate fractions of separated material, and additional air delivery means to each of the channels which collect the separated fractions.

Abstract: A separator for separating fractions of granular material particularly for use in an interparticle crushing product bed comminution press including an outer conically shaped chamber with means for receiving air and the product to be comminuted at the lower end of the chamber, an inner conical chamber, a second coarse grits outlet leading from the inner conical chamber, a first coarse grits outlet leading from the outer conical chamber, a rotor at the upper end of the inner conical chamber having turbo elements thereon, baffles surrounding the turbo elements, and a fine products discharge from the upper end of the inner chamber with the coarse grits discharge from the outer chamber led back to the inlet of a high pressure interparticle crushing roller mill and the fine grits material discharged from the inner chamber led to a tubular mill.