Air classifier

Air classifier · 1986-03-03 · 4 models

Hardinge Air classifier – Air classifier
Hardinge Air classifier – Air classifier (2)
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Air classifierEquipment type
1986-03-03Period
Historical modelStatus
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Models and Historical Names in This Series

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ModelHistorical names / renamingsPeriodComponents
Hardinge Double Cone air classifier (name candidate)Hardinge Double Cone1986-03-038
Hardinge Loop Classifier air classifierHardinge Loop Classifier; Hardinge loop classifier; Hardinge Loop classifierEPA19781
Hardinge Rotary air classifier (1925 named configuration)Hardinge rotary air classifier; rotary classifier1925-02-214
Hardinge Superfine Classifier air classifierHardinge Superfine Classifier; Hardinge Superfine classifier; Hardinge rotary-and-superfine classifierEPA197810
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Numbered Components

The numbers on the diagram correspond one to one with the rows below.

No.ComponentLocationApplies to
1Superfine classifier housingVisible superfine classifier housing in Superfine classifier circuitSuperfine;1997 Fig20-42
2Air lockVisible air lock in Superfine classifier circuitSuperfine;1997 Fig20-42
3Product collectorVisible product collector in Superfine classifier circuitSuperfine;1997 Fig20-42
4Air circulating fanVisible air circulating fan in Superfine classifier circuitSuperfine;1997 Fig20-42
5Rotary classifier bodyVisible rotary classifier body in Rotary classifier circuit, 19251925 Rotary
6Product collection coneVisible product collection cone in Rotary classifier circuit, 19251925 Rotary
7Product binVisible product bin in Rotary classifier circuit, 19251925 Rotary
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Components by Model

Models with the same components are grouped together; select a group to open its component table.

Hardinge Superfine Classifier air classifier10 items
No.ComponentLocation
1Superfine conical grader housingSuperfine classifier outline on the upper left in the figure; illustrative shell name
2Superfine air lockAir lock at the bottom of the grader; other air locks are in the external collection system
3Superfine system finished product collectorThe product collector external to the grader does not belong to the internal BOM of the main body.
4Superfine system circulation fanAir circulating fan at the bottom of the external return duct
Superfine adjustable air holesAnnular air holes on the top of the grader in the picture, Adjustable ports
Superfine air hole control mechanismTop of grader, Port control; detailed component form not included
Superfine coarse material return pipeOversize return line from classifier to mill; do not treat air flow as an independent part
Superfine system dust collectorThe dust collectors outside the original image do not belong to the internal BOM of the main body.
Superfine system ventilation control valveVent damper in front of circulation fan
Superfine system air regulating valveAir control damper for mill outlet circulation line
Hardinge Double Cone air classifier (name candidate)8 items
ComponentLocation
Author's concept inner coneThe adjustable air holes on the upper part of the inner cone allow the air to rotate and coarse particles to fall.
Author's concept of outer cone housingFigure 8 biconical outer layer; actual manufacturing connection/thickness unknown
Author’s concept of adjustable peripheral air holesThe upper part of the inner cone, the original table lists Ports and notes that it is adjustable
Author's concept of coarse material air lock floating plugFigure 8 Buoy; the text clearly states the rough material air lock, and does not misname the rotor or original parts.
Author’s concept of coarse material discharge channelFigure 8 side lower channel, no valve or material is given
Author's concept of fine materials and air outlet
External fan listed by the authorOut in PDF3 table, peripheral system supporting instead of built-in/Hardinge self-made proof
External fines collector listed by the authorOut in the PDF3 table, the specific type and manufacturer are not included
Hardinge Rotary air classifier (1925 named configuration)4 items
No.ComponentLocation
51925 Rotary grader bodyCentral grader shown connected to cone mill; internal parts not shown
61925 Rotary system finished product collection coneThe cone-shaped container on the upper right of the original assembly diagram; the finished product is sent to the product bin; external matching
71925 Rotary system finished product boxProduct bin at the lower right of the original assembly diagram; external matching, internal discharge valve is not inferred
1925 Rotary system loop pipeThe pipeline between the original combination diagram grader, upper collector and loop; external accessories
Hardinge Loop Classifier air classifier1 item
ComponentLocation
External fine particle collection device (optional)Basic recommends fine powder outlet in the process; choose one of cyclone collector or bag filter

Frequently asked questions

Which models does the Air classifier cover?

The Air classifier covers 4 models: Hardinge Double Cone air classifier, Hardinge Loop Classifier air classifier, Hardinge Rotary air classifier, Hardinge Superfine Classifier air classifier. Former and renamed designations are listed in the models table on this page.

What other names or designations is the Air classifier known by?

The Air classifier is also documented under these designations: Hardinge Double Cone air classifier, Hardinge Double Cone, Hardinge Loop Classifier air classifier, Hardinge Loop Classifier, Hardinge Rotary air classifier, rotary classifier, Hardinge Superfine Classifier air classifier, Hardinge Superfine Classifier, Hardinge rotary-and-superfine classifier.

Which brand and type of equipment is the Air classifier?

The Air classifier is listed under the Hardinge brand as: Air classifier. Period: 1986-03-03. Status: Historical model.

Which components and wear parts are recorded for the Air classifier?

23 components are recorded, including: Author's concept inner cone, Author's concept of outer cone housing, Author’s concept of adjustable peripheral air holes, Author's concept of coarse material air lock floating plug, Author’s concept of coarse material discharge channel, Author's concept of fine materials and air outlet, External fan listed by the author, External fines collector listed by the author and more. The full list with locations is in the components table on this page.

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