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(12) Demande de brevet: (11) CA 2193875
(54) Titre français: BARRE DE RELEVAGE
(54) Titre anglais: LIFTER BAR
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Données bibliographiques
Abrégés

Abrégé français

Barre de relevage (10) de broyeur (12) comportant une enveloppe rotative (14). Utilisée pour broyer le minerai, elle comprend un élément allongé (16), fabriqué habituellement de métal ou d'un alliage métallique et elle possède une partie supérieure (18) comportant une surface continue (20). Lorsque la barre de relevage est mise en place dans le broyeur (12), sa surface continue (20) est exposée au minerai à broyer et entre en contact avec lui. La partie inférieure (22) de la barre de relevage (10) est près de la surface intérieure (24) de l'enveloppe (14) lorsque la barre de relevage (10) est installée dans le broyeur (12). Un moyen de fixation (26) servant à rattacher de manière amovible l'élément allongé (16) à l'enveloppe (14) taquet est raccordé à une extrémité à la partie inférieure (22) et est conçu pour se raccorder à une extrémité opposée à la coquillle (14). La barre de relevage (10) compte une fente (28) qui s'étend dans le sens transversal dans la partie inférieure (22) et un trou (30) qui va de la partie inférieure (22) jusqu'à la fente (28). Le moyen de fixation (26) comprend un écrou (32) qui est retenu dans la fente (28), un manchon (34) qui est retenu dans le trou (30) et s'engage par des filets dans l'écrou (32), et un goujon (36). Le goujon (36) est fileté à une extrémité (38) de manière à s'engager aussi dans l'écrou (32). De plus, le goujon (36) est fileté à son extrémité opposée (40) pour permettre au boulon d'entrer dans l'extérieur de l'enveloppe (14).


Abrégé anglais


A lifter bar 10 for a grinding mill 12 provided with a
rotatable shell 14 used for grinding ore, comprises an
elongate member 16, typically made of metal or metal alloy,
and having an upper portion 18 provided with a continuous
surface 20. When the lifter bar 10 is installed in the
grinding mill 12, the surface 20 is exposed to and
contacted by the ore to he ground. Lower portion 22 of the
lifter bar 10 lies adjacent inner surface 24 of shelf 14
when lifter bar 10 is installed in the grinding mill 12.
Fastening means 26 for releasably fastening the elongate
member 16 to the shelf 14 is coupled at one end to the
lower portion 22 and, is adapted for coupling at an
opposite end to the shell 14.
The lifter bar 10 is provided with a slot 28 extending
transversely through the lower portion 22 and a hole 30
extending through the lower portion 22 to the slot 28. The
fastening means 26 comprises a nut 32 which is held within
the slot 28, a sleeve 34 which is retained within the hole
30 and threadingly engages the nut 32, and a stud 36. The
stud 36 is threaded at end 38 to also engage the nut 32.
Additionally, the stud 36 is threaded at opposite end 40 to
allow bolt into the outside of the shell 14 .

Revendications

Note : Les revendications sont présentées dans la langue officielle dans laquelle elles ont été soumises.


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THE CLAIMS DEFINING THE INVENTION ARE AS FOLLOWS:-
1. A lifter bar for a grinding mill provided with a
rotatable shell, said lifter bar comprising:
an elongate member having an upper portion
provided with a continuous surface which is exposed to
material to be ground by said mill when said lifter bar is
fastened to an inner surface of said shell: and a lower
portion adapted to lie adjacent said inner surface of said
shell and,
a fastening means for releasably fastening said
elongate member to said grinding mill, said fastening means
having one end adapted for coupling to said lower portion
of said elongate member and an opposite end adapted for
coupling to said shell.
2. A lifter bar according to claim 1, wherein said
fastening means is adapted to engage said lower portion of
said elongate member.
3. A lifter bar according to claim 2, wherein said
lower portion is provided with a recess which said one end
of said fastening means engages .
4. A lifter bar according to claim 3, wherein said
recess comprises a slot extending transversely thorough said
lower portion of said elongate member.
5. A lifter bar according to claim 4, wherein said
lower portion is provided with a hole communicating with
said slot and said fastening means extends through said
hole so that said opposite end of said fastening means can
be connected to said shell.
6. A lifter bar according to claim 5, wherein said
fastening means comprises at said one end a first part
disposed in said slot and a sleeve connectable to said

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first part and adapted to extend into said hole for
retaining said first part in said slot.
7. A lifter bar according to claim 6, wherein said
sleeve is formed with an outer diameter less then the
diameter of said hole so that the said sleeve and first
part can move within said slot and hole respectively.
8. A lifter bar according to claim 7, wherein said
fastening means further comprises an elongate element
dimensioned so as to pass through said sleeve and having a
first end connectable to said first part and a second end
adapted for connection to said shell, said second end
located at the opposite end of said fastening means.
9. A lifter bar according to claim 5 wherein said
fastening means comprises a first part disposed in said
slot and an elongate element dimensioned so as to pass
through said hole and having a first end connectable to
said first part and a second end adapted for connection to
said shell,
10. A lifter bar according to claim 3, wherein said
recess extends wholly though said lower portion.
11. A lifter bar according to claim 4, wherein said
slot is positioned so that when a liner is clamped to said
inner surface of said shell by a lifter bar fastened to
said shell, said slot is disposed beneath an exposed
surface of said liner.
12. A lifter bar according to claim 6, wherein said
first part is a nut, and said elongate element is a stud
provided with a screw thread at its first and second ends.
13 . A lifter bar according to claim 3 wherein said
recess comprises a substantially horizontally disposed

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cavity formed in said lower portion and opening through a
vertically extending hole on a bottom surface of the lower
portion.
14. A lifter bar for a grinding mill provided with a
rotatable shell, said lifter bar comprising:
an elongate member having an upper portion
provided with a continuous surface which is exposed to
material to be ground by said mill when said lifter bar is
fastened to an inner surface of said shell; and a lower
portion adapted to lie adjacent said inner surface of said
shell;
said lower portion provided with an integral and
laterally extending mill liner adapted to overlie a portion
of said rotatable shell; and,
a fastening means for releasably fastening said
elongate member to said grinding mill, said fastening means
having one end adapted for coupling to said lower portion
of said elongate member and an opposite end adapted for
coupling to said shell.

Description

Note : Les descriptions sont présentées dans la langue officielle dans laquelle elles ont été soumises.


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L~T~R B~
The pre~ inveA~t iA~n rela1.es to a lif t~ }~a~- f~r
~.~rindiIlg lltill u~ed fo~ cJrin~i.rlg c~re.
~ rindin~ mJ.ll~ are u~ed for ~riIldi~Ag minex~l. hearirg c,r~
5 in~;o relatively ~m~ll part.i.cle~ .ich can th~n l~e
s~lbse~uently proc~ssed rnr mineral e:;trac~t~ )n. A 5~in~.in~
mill t~ ally comprises ~A cyli.n(1rical ~shell ~rhic~ n it~
inner ~lrfac~ ed with ;~. plu~al.ity n~ ln~t~ .c ,r,l
r~l~be~ li.ner~. Th~ liner~ protec~ the ir~Ae~ s~lrf~ce of t;he
10 ~hell f rom heinc~ worn a~a~ by the ore l~ein~ cl~ound . 'I'he
liner~ ~re held in pl~ce by li.ft:er bars ~'7hl~h ar~ holted t.o
th~ shel1 ~nd cl~mp ~po~ite Lon~i~ u(:31nal edgeEi c~ e~h
litler to the inner ~ur fac:e o~ th~ dru~l~ The lifter h~
~ omp~ long~t~ members which c-xtend ~uh:~t~ntia:l Ly for
15 ~he le~g~h ~ he shell ~n-~ are cir~-lmfeAl.-e~tiaily sE~ e~d
abou~ the inner ~l~rf~c~ of t:he ~hell . Irl ~)rde~ to f i~ he
b~r~ to ~e shell, e~h li.f~;~t- }j~r is ~ro~ided ~ith ~
plurali.t~y o~ counte~-suAnk holes, whi- h ~xt~nd wl~olly
through the h~r in the radial dir~tio~l o~ the shell.
20 Bolt~ are then pA#sed t:hrc~uyh the hol~s from the in~.ide c)f
the shell and extend ~ rou~h hole~ ~rovidPd in t:he shell.
Each bolt iE~ ~rovided with a he~d ~haped ~o as to mate ~7ith
th~ ~oun/:ex-slmk hol~.s in the lif ter bar . A nut ls th~n
~crewe~ vn to t~le ~pposit~ et~d of ~c h bol .. in ~rde:r to f i.x
25 t:he li~e3 ba~ and lin~r~ to the ~hell. When ~hc grin~
mill .i~ in use the ~hell i5 rotat;ed ~n~ th~3 lil~ter bars
lift th~ ore and any grin~:linq balls t~ c~i nt wher~3 ~hey
~all l~y acti.on o~ gravi~:y, ther~?by J?rodl~c_ing a tul~ ling
action whi~h has t:he effect of c~indi.ny thf3 ore.
31~ ~ifter ~rs Are made by casting, wi~h ~aviti~ f~ y ~orme~
durin~ tLe casting pxocess in oArd~r 1~o pr~vi.de the b~l I
holes. The~e c~ri~ 3s :Eorm we~k poi~t~ in the C~s~ d
the correspondinfJ bolt hol~s provi~e zl :~ite f~r accel ~ra~ed
wear of the lift~ b~r~ when i~ use. It .is ~olrun~ll to
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~t.tempt ~c) st rengther! t;he lifte~ >ars by Frc:vJ.cliny pad~ o.r
bulgers in the ~re~ c ~ th~ bolt h~:Le~ . ~iow~ r, thi~
increa~e~ the co.~t oi~ the li~ter hars ~nd in ~ny ~vellt.
c~nn~t~ ~ev~nt I he ac~c~.exate.d ~"e.~r in th~ ViCill.ity o~ th~
5 h-~lt h~le~.
Il: is aI~ obje~t~ E the prqseIlt inv~nti~n to E~r(~vi~le
lifter bar whicl~ c~n he. ~astened to a grindiny mlll ~~Ji~hout
the ~l~e of c~nvent~i~nal ~olt through-h(:~J e~ .
Acc~rding to a f~ aspe~t ~~ t.he presen~ in~.~en~ n thexe
.J.(~ is provided a li~ter b~r for A yrinclill~ mill pr~vif.~ed wit~h
a ~ t~ble ~hell, said lift:~r ]~a~ c~-.)mpri~:in~:
an ~lon~ate m~mber h~lng A~l Ur?~purtion
pro~ided with ~ continuou~ u.rEa~ wl~i.ch ise:~p~sed l-.c~
material t.o be ~r~ounc~ by ~ mi l]. ~hen si~i.c~ t~er ~jar i~
~ tene~l to an in.ler ~rrfa~e o~ s~i.d ~he~Yld a lower
portion ~dapted ~.o li.e ~dj~cent s,~id inrl~-?r surfA(~e of .~ai~
.~hell; and,
a fa~tenin~ ln~An~ fo~ L-el e~sably f~steI~itlf~ ~ai.d
~Lon~a~3 men~er tfj S21Ld yrindilly mi:Ll, said ~st~inf~ m~ns
20 having one encl adapte~ for couplirl~ to s~id l.owe~ portion
0~ :~Ai(~l elonyate ~llember ~nd ~n c)pp~.site end af.~apt~ed ~or
c~uplin~ t~o s~i~ ,sh~ll.
Prefera~ly s~id fasteninf~J means i~ ,f~l~3pt ec3L to er~gage ~ai~
lower ~ortion of ~id ~1 orlyate r.lem]~eJ; .
~5 ~referably said low~r portiorl is ~r.f~vidt~ with a r~t~ ess
which ~~1it3! o~e end of sai~ stellin0 mean~ enga(~es.
P~t~er~bly said recess compri.~s a slot exl::endi~g
tr~nsver.~ely through ~id :Lo~er po~tion of ~id e~.orlf~te
member. The ~ l m~y p~ss ~it~er wholly ~r onl.y p~ Lally
3 0 through th~ ~longa~:~ m~ml;~er .
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Pre~erahl~, said l-:-we~ Ortic~l is l?rovi¢~ed wit~h A hol~
conununic~tin~ with .~aid ~lot a~A ~id ~aster.~iriy n-e~n~
extend~ throu~h ~aic~ h-~le .~ ; s~ r~posite er~d of sai.d
fa~en~ng mea~s oa~l be connect~d to ~a~d ~l~ell.
Pref~rably said fas~enin~ means comEJr ises ~t said olle end
f irs~ rt dispo~d in said sl~t allcl a .s~].e~ve cvn~l~ct~ble
t o ~3ai d f .ir.~t par~ and ad~.pt~d ~:o ~ten-~ illtO ~.a~.d hol~ for
re~aitling ~aid ~irst part i..n ea.id ~lot~
Prefer~bly .s~id .~:~ eev~ i.s formed wi th at) out;~r ~i~me~r
1~ less then the di.ame~e~ of ea.icl }~ole so ~hat. l;he ~ s1.ee~e
~r~d ~irst p~rt can move w.i.thirl said slot alld holc?
respectively.
P~eferabl~ sai ~ fas~eni.r~ means furt:h~r corllpri~es i3n
elon~ate elernen~ di~ensioned so ~ to pass ~hrou~h s~id
15 .sleeve and h~vil~g ~ s~ end corlnect~ble to said ~irs~
p~rt and ~ 3~cc-ncl end ad~te~ for connee~tic~n 1:~ sa.id ~h~l.l,
said second ~nd loc~a~ed at t~le ~ppositG end Rf ~aid
ening mea~s.
Howe~.~er in an alt:ernate em}~oclimen~ the .~le~ve is not
~,0 re~[uired ~nd the elongate element }?as~es throu~h ~aid hole
and has i.ts ~ t eJ~ onnecte~ to the ~irst par-t.
Pref~r~bly ~aid slot~ are ~o~itioned f~o tha~ when ~ liner
is cla~lped to ~ai.d inne}A surface ~f s~id she~ll by ~ li.f trer
bAr f~tesled ~o saicl ~hell, ~aid ~lc~ clispr~ed ben~ath
2.~ an e~cposed ~urface of ~,aid liner.
Pref~3rably said i~iLst p~r~. is ~ nut, and s~id ~:Longate
eleme~ ;tud pro~ ded ~ h ~ .~cre~ thre~d ~t it~ ~lr~t
and ~;~con~ ~ncls,
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~ccol~ding ~o ~ ~econcl ~sp~c~t of th~ prç~ell~ i.nverl~lon ther~
i~ providqd a li ~ter har fcr ~ grin~ling mill ~rovidefl w~t;~ i
ro~tab~e shell, said lifte~ b.~ conpri~ing:
arl e1.~?n~ate member having an upper porti~r
5 prQvided wi th a c~ontir~u~-ls ,~wrfac~e whic~h i~ ex~osed t:c~
mate~ial tv be grouIld by said ~ 1 when ,s~i.d l i ~t?r ~a~
fe~steIled t.o ~Il inne~ ~ur fa.~e of .sai.c3 ~hell: ~n~1 a lo~ler
portion ~d~pt~d to lie adja~eIlt ~aid irmer :~U~c~C-f~ of s~3id
~h~ l L;
10said lower por'ci-:)n provided wi.th ~n int egral and
later~lly e.x.tendiny rnil;l. liIleX ac~apt ed 'cc) ~-erlie a por~:ior
said ~otata~le shell: ~nd,
a f~st ening me~tl.s fc~r rele~sabl-~ f~.st~rling :~.a.iA
elongat~e mf~mber ~rld mill l~ llçr to said grint~,in~ mill, SAi.d
15 ~a~tening me~ns havinS~ clne encl ~aptetl for couplirlg to .~Jaid
l~er p ;;rtion of said c-lollg~te mem~er ~n~ an ~~pposite end
adapl~ed for eou~lin~ tc ~aid shell.
In effect~ this $eco~ aspec~t of the inven~ion E~ro-~ide~ ~n
it~te~ra~d lif~er b.lx and 11I1er~
In yeneral ~ll of the pr~exred and o~her op~ion~l ~eatur~G
of the firs~ asp~ct of the inven~ion can al~o be
incoxporated i~ ~he a~ove second aspec~ of the inven~ion.
E~bo~iments of the pre~ent invention will now ~ de~crihed
hy way of e~ample only, with xefer~ce ~o the accompanying
dr~wirlys in which:
Figuxe l i~ a plan view from the ~ot~om of ~ fi~
~mbodiment ~f the l~fter bar;
Figu~e ~ i~ a v}ew o~ ~e~t:ion A-P, o~ th~ cex bar shown
n Fi.gure l;
Figure 3 is ~ view of ~cti~n B-~ ~hr~ugh ~h~ lif~ bar
shawn ln ~i~u~ 2;

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Fi~l1Le ~ is A ~ch~m.~ti.c vi.ew of a p~rtion of ~ c3r~.ndincT
mill hAVi 11~l installec~ ~herein the liftinc3 har ~s showll i.ri
~lgures J. - 3:
Fi~u~~e ~ ecti~>n vi~3w of a ~ecorl~. em].~odilrlent of l.:he
lifter h~r;
F,igure ~ i~ a ~cherll~ti. ;; vi~w of ~ ~ortior~ o~ ~ g~in~ g
mi~ 1 h~ving in.~Jt.~ ed t~erein a thir~ emb~in~ent c~f the
li~t~er l~fl~r;
Fiyure 7 .i.s ~ cros~ ectic-rl vi.ew c~f ~ follrth ~nl~Jndime.nt o~
10 the li:~te~- b~x;
Fiyu~e ~ i~ a p~rtial. lon~itudinal view of ~he eln~:)odime
shown i~ Fi~ure 7;
F~ gllre g i~ a par ti.al i,sorne.t~ view of a rif th ~mb~clim~nt
of the li:Eter }~ar;
15 ~i.gu~e 1(:1 is ~ top view o~ ~ oorr.ponC~lt of th~; f.i~tl
enlbodiment ~:hown irl Fi~u:r.e ~;
Figure llA i~ a lvngi~u~i.nal ~cti.oIl vi~w of a .~iY~th
~?m.~odiment ~f th~ er b~r; ~nd,
Fis~ure llR is a vif~W of ~.e~tion B-B of th~ lifte~ r .~howr
20 in Piyur~. llA.
With r~e~el~ce ~ the a~ompa~yin~ clrawiny.~, it can be ~:~en
~h~t a lifter har ~0 f~r a griIlclin~ mill 12 ~rovided with ~
rot.~table shell 14 u~ed f~r ç~r~nding c~re, comprise~ an
elong~te-l me~ber lt;, ~ypi~l;Ly made f~f a mel~~l or m~3t~
2~ ~lloy, havirly ~n uppe~ porl:i.on 18 providecl with a
~ontiIluou~ ~ur~ce 20 . ~hen ~he li~er ~r 10 i:~ in~llec~
in t~e ~rinding mill 1~ he SU~f~ACe :~0 iS e~?o~:ed to and
c~ont~cte~ ~y the ore ~;fJ be gxo~n~t~ Low~r pc~rl;ion ~?. ~f
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r bar ~0 lie.~ adjac~.snt. i.nnP.~; s~ f~c~ 24 of :~he!.l 1
when lifter b~r 10 i~ st~ scl in th~3 grinding mil.~ 1~2.
Faste~ing me~ns 2~ f~r ~elea6~.)1y ~as~ eniIl~ t}.le ~3l0ngat~
member 16 to the ~heil :L4 ls co~pled ~ on~ end t.o the
5 l~wer portion 22 nnd, zLs .show~ m~t clear~.y in Fi~u~ , is
adapte~ for c~ouplin~ ~ an oppo.~i te ent~ to ~.he sh~
The lif'ce~ h~r 10 i~ l~r~vi~ed wi.th thre~ ~eces~e~ in the
f,~xm of slots ;~8 which extend tL-an~versely thl~~u~ low~:
poL tisn 2;2 . A ~e~r~t:e hole 30 extends thro~lgh th~ .I ower
10 portion ~z t.o each slvt ~8.
.
Fa~teIlin~ mean# ~6 compA;i.se~ ~hree rc~mponent~, a firs~ rt
irl the form o~ a nut 3~, a ~;leev~ 3~1 ~nd a elon~e ~lem~llt
in the .~onn or sl:ud 3~; which i~ thr~aded a~ fir~:t and
~econ~ erlds 38 antl 40. End 40 t;ermi.nates in ~A 'heX~lgO~
15 protrusi.~n 41 to ~rhi.ch a s}~anlle~ r~n be co1~p1ed i~o~-
~c~ewiIl~ s tud 3 ~ into nut 3 ~ .
Nut 32 is provi~e~ with a hole havin~ ~n uppex ~hr~aded
port1on 4~ for ~ngagin~ fir~t ~n~ 38 oi~ the stu~l 3~, and ~
concentl ic ~nd i~lcre~s~l diam~t~r 1~wer por~ion 44 provided
20 with a thread f~r thre~dillg1y engaying the sleeve 34. when
assemb1i.n~ the 1i.fter bar 10, ~he nut 3~ i~ p~ssed t~XQU~h
slot 28 ~nd 'che sleeve 34 ~ass~c~ ~hroll~h hole 30 and
'chreadi~gl~r en~aged with the 1Ower por~ion 44 of ~he nu~
32. Sleeve 34 i~ provid~d with an out6l~ dialnet~r smal.1er
25 th2~n ~he di~m~3te~A~ of hole 30 ~ ~As to al~ow movement of ~he
sleeve 3~ within the ho1s ;30 and ~orrespolldin~ movemqn~ of
t~e nut ~2 within s1Ot~ ~8. ~h~n conr~A~cted to the nut~
the s1eeve 34 ~xtend~ to ~.he end of ho:le 30. In ~his way,
~ e sleeve 3~ ef~ec,A~ 1y re~ains l:he nut 32 within t:he
1ift~r b~r 10 . Stud 36 is thell p~ssed ~hrou~h s] eeve 34
~nd the f ir~t end 3 8 :Loo~ely ~c~r~weci ~nt:o the upper
threaded portion 4~.
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The elon~te rnem}~er ~ h att~h~ aster~in~ means 2~ is
then pl~ed ir~side ;~lell lA a~ld di~pGsed betw~erl adja( ent
.shell line~ 4~. The $iners ~re typically m~de from metal
or rub~ and. are used to pl.nt~ect i~lner surface ~4 ~rom
we~in~ Qw~y thro~l~h ~oIltac~: with t hC one bein~ cround .
IIoles (not shuwn~ ,~re ~oJ.-me~ the ~h~ll 14 t~r~u~h which
~he .~,econd end 40 of the ~tud 36 ~an pas~;. R washer 50 i5
pl.~ced ove~ end 40 ~nd nut 52 scr.~ed ontc) the .~ec~nd ~nd
4n to e~fectiv~ tt,~c~h the lifter ~ar lO to the in1,erio)-
10 of the shell 14. LOWeL ~ortion ~ o~ each lifter har lOa~uts the longitudin~ g~ ot~ adja~ent. li~ler~l 46 so l;hat,
when ~ .ened i~ pl~e, liftel~ b~rs lO ~ o ac~. t.o clan~p
the lin~rs 4~ to ~heJ l l~ . r~e move~nt oi~ th~ nu~ 32
within slc~ 28 .~llowed by ~.he di~ere~ce .in diame~:~r .~f t he
15 sleeve 34 an~ hol~ 3n ~llow~ e~y alignment of st~s ~
~;ith the hole~ i.ri the ~hell 14. The bc?l tom ~lrf2lc~ oi~
member lfi io ~rovided ~ith a r~ce~ 47 ~.~r fit:tlns~ ~rer ~
portion oi~ adjacenl: :Liner~ 4~. The recess ~l is also
em~loyed in the ~rlor- ~rt lii~ter h~r~ and doe.s not for-m
20 ~art of the in~ntion.
When the ~hell 14 is l~ade~ with ore ~nd rot;lte.d, ~!e
lifter 1~2~r~ ~;si~t in pro-luc:in~ a ~umbling aCt-i.OJ1 o~ th~
ore ~sld In~tal ~rin~lin~ b~ or other grinding me~lia which
ma~r be lo~ded in 1 he ~rixlding mill 12 ~o fac.ili.t.~t~
25 grin~ g of the ~ret Slot~ Z8 are lo~ate~l below t~e lev~l
c~f upp2r (expo~ed) ~rfa~e 4d O~. the line.s 46 when t.}-le
lifte~ bar 10 is f~terl~d in Iche ~,~rindin~ mill 1~.
~ eGond embodiment 10 ~ of t:he 1 if ter bar ifi illustratec~ i.n
Fi,~ure 5. In thi.,~ ~mbodimet~t, ~.he ~ame referen~ numbers
30 are u~d ~co i,~dic~t~ identic~J. feature~ of th~ i~i.rst
odiment ~nd ~ ime sym~~ol ( ~ used ~G i~ iCa~e
fea~ures which have ~en modif:ied in thi.~, en~odimenl in
c~om~ari~on to the Eirst ~3mbodimen~
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~he m~.tn diffel.ences between ~he li~ r ha~ 10 ~ the ~irst
embodiment and the lifter ~r 10' c)f t he second err,bc,dl.ment
is thAt the slot ~8 ' exte~ ly p~ ~lly rAth~r tha
ulholl~ throuyh ~he l.o~er p~rti~n ~;~' of ~h~ li~~r bar.
5 ~u~ther, the sleeve 34 of the rir~ embodiment h~ been
~i.sp~nsed with .~o that ~h~ ~astenin~3 me~ 6 ~ ~ompr i~es
only the IlUt 3 ~ ~rld the threade~l stu~ ~6 . En~ 4~ the
~hreaded Gt~ld 36 is fa~4l elled 1~ th~ o~.lt~ifle of the ~hell 14
by way of a no~ lip nut .~2 ' . V~ sl?o,se~ between the nu~: 5~ '
10 and the outside ~urf~Q ~f shell 14 i s a rec~s~ed wa~her
50~ and ~ sealing wa~heL 51' parti~lly re~ceiv~d withirl the
~ec~ ed ~JA~her ~Q ' . A p~ir ~f e~elet~c 62 aI~ also fc~rmed
on ~pp~site sides o~ ~he s~rface ;20 of llft~r bar 1~'. The
eyelet.s ~2 are prot~icled to ;ls~~ the lifting anrl
15 tr,~ port~n~ o~ the lif ter ~3a~s 1()
In essenti~lly all le~pect~3, the ~.:~ ft~ bar 10~ f~ c~ti.ons
in all lde.nti~a;L ma~Iler ~o li.. ter b~L 10. Hc~ever, ~le
~ifter bar 10 ' 1~ ~impl~r to irl~t~ll and In~nuf~c~ure a~ it
doe~ not r~quir~ the s:Lee~e. 34 c~f t~le first embocliment and
20 th~ slots ~8 do n~ pas.s wholly ~hreu~h the lower pc)rtion
22 ~ of the li~tex bar 1~ ' . -
furthe~: embod.iment; lV '; of the 1 i fl er bar is sh~wn irFigure ~ . The li~ter bar 10 ~ ~ in es~ence c omprises the
corn~ination of the lifter ~r :1.0~ ~f ~ re 5 tog~ther with
~,5 a ll~.~ex 4~ ~orme,d irlteç~rally wi~h lo~r porti.orl 22~ of ~he
lifter ~ar. The fa~tering me~n~ 26~ of the lifter bar 10''
i.s identical to thA~ 03~ the li~ter lO~ e lirler ~c)r~ion
4~ ~ ~ can talc~ any ~uit~.~ble ~hapa or cor~igurz~.ion.
~n a vari~tion of t~e lif~r }~r 1~ ho~,~ in Fi~ure 6,
30 the slot 2~ ' fo~ re~ei~ing ~h~ fa~terling me~n~ 2~ ' t~an in
fa~t ~lternately h~ pl~cet~ in the line~; por tion 46 ~ ~ .
Howe~rer, 'chis 1.~ not prefo~ed ~s t3re~ter stre~~ses will
then b~ pl~ed . ~ e thre~d~d stud ~6 due to the ~t~igllt
~i~;tribu~ion c?f the 1i~ter l~r lV'~.
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Further m~ification~: ~nd sr~ria'Ai.~ns of th~ 1 if ~c~r bar ;~r~
shown in Fig~lres 7 t:.o 10
On~ of th~ mo~ifi~ati.o~ h~wrl ~n l~igure 7 is the ~o~ n
of an ov~rh~ny ~;4 o~re~ the o~enilly ~f .s;l.ot ~ in lifter
5 bar 10'''. q'he ~rer}lan~ fi4 as~ist~; in pr~vf~ntir~g de~ri.~
f~ro.n c].o~3ing the slot~ 2~ . Also, ~ mourltiTl~ pad 6k. i 5
prC)~idfcd ~Yithin S1-jt ~8' ' ' f~~r ~ atin~ th~ Xlllt 32. This i.s
~h~ mo~ det~i l in Fi~uî~ 8 . T~le pllr.po~ of the pad
~6 i:~i 'ccl prev~nt nut 3 1 from t.llrning wh~n the stud 3~ i~
1 O .~crewed in .
Ano~her w2ly o~. pr~ntirlg the rl~t 32 from t.urni.nS3 i ~ .shc~
in Fi~ure.~ ~ ~n~ 10. Her~ met~:L pl~te ~8 i~ provid~
with a hexagonal C!Ut-ClUt 70. 1~he :nul: .~2 ls pa.s.~ed
part,i~lly thrvuyh the O'Ut-O~ 70 ~and fixed th~reto. This
15 çan be done by weldin~, a~e.~1~Jes, or fo~mi.ng a pres,s ~it.
The plate ~ di~ 3nsioned rel;3tive the slot 28''' st.~ th~t
i~. cannot rot:ate wi~.hin ~he slo~ 28'' ' .
Yet a further v~riatior). ~ the lifte~ bar is shown in
Figur~ 11. In t.his variation, the lifter ~al~ 10'''~ is
:~ ~0 pl:o~rided wit:h a rece.~ fo~ openiJlg 2~' ' ' ' ~hich ~loe~ l~ot
open zlt the ~ide of the 1 ifter ~t~r like slot~ ~8, ~' and
bu~ ~ath~r opens on the bottom ~urface 71 of th~
li~te~ bar 10' ' ' thrc~ugh re~E:e~tive hcles 7a . The holes 72
extend vertically throu~h the lower portion 22. In u~e,
~5 nuts 3~ are ~a.~e~ through th~ hole~ 7~ o slo~ 28 ~
~hen pus~ed sideways to loca~e ever hole~ 30. ~ow the
studs 36 ca~ }~e pu~hed u~ through hole~ 30 ancl ~cre-~recl intv
the above-lyin~ nut:.f~ 32 50 ~S to bolt ~he li~te~ har~
10 ' r ~ / to the shell 14 . It will be ap~reciated t~ t in
~: 30 thi~ v~riat.i.on the 3lele~3 7~ z~n<l 3O ~nd thu~ :~ilots ~
will be su}~an~;ially se~.lefl frcrtl the in~ress of dehris a~:
. ,' ~hese holes ~re ~lam~?ed agaiIl.st the lin~r~ 46 andto~ ~hell
. 14.
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Fr~:)m tl~e ab~ve clescriptiv;tl i~ wi l.~ be ap~Ient l~h~
odiments of; tl~ inverltion h~ve ~ulnerous ~dvant~s o~er
the prior art. Significan~ly, the present ~mboc~iment do~
not recauil~e bol~ holes wllic~-l ext~ncl wholl.y thr~ h the
5 ~longate r,lember 1~ in t~e radi.~1 cl.il-action 1 n c~ler to
allow ~ast:ening to t:he ~s~ll 14. Ther~fore tL~e ~rlher~n~
weAknes~es of ~le ~ri¢~r all lift~L' ~ar~ a~ e avoided l~y S~he
E)~esent eml~odimen~ . Fl.lrther, ~s the llpper su~ ~ace
continuous ~nd f~ee ~ ~ol~ oles ~.~s much ilnprcved we~r
10 ~ ara~teris~i.cs. In a~dltio~n, th~ slot~ ~.8 which the
fastening m~an~ 26 engaye m~y be loc~ted be.lol,r tl~e l~vel o~
upper surface 4~ of li.t~er~ ~6 and ~herq~e ar-~ not ~cted
UpOXl by the ~re b~ing ~r~und or ~rir~ding medi~.
It will b~ app~re~ to ~hc)se skille~ in t:he rnechan:Lcal ar~:
hat numerou.s modiflc~tions and v~ri~';.i~n~ may be mad~3 to
the a~o~re-de~crlbe~ embodiment wi~hout departing froln the
ba~ic inventive ~o~ept~. For e~arnple, t.he upper poI:tion
18 i.~ ~hown as ~ei.ng ~ub.stantlally rec~ang~ r (Ol~ ~nore
- p~eçi,qely inyol:. ~hap~d) in cro~s-~e~tion. How~ver, ol:~ler
20 conf; ~tlrations are ~08~ 1e such as trian~ular ~ ~urther,
~lthough the~ .slot~ 2R els shown as ext~nding wholly through
the lower part 22 they may he in the form of blinc~ holes.
In ~d~lition wh~?n. ~astening the lif~er har 10 to the
inte~ of shell 14, rather thsn loo~ely ~C~win~ stu~ 3~
~5 onto nu~ 3~ pric;~ l~o p-L~cing the llftex ~r 14 into the
.shell 14, the ~tu~ 36 can be screwed onto ml~ 32 fron~ the
c~lt~ide of .~hell 14 . P~ uch mo~if i.cations and v~riat.ion~
are deRmed to be within the scope of ~he pre~n~ invention,
the n~l:.ure t~f which i~3 to be ~etermined f rom the ~oregc:)ing
3 0 de~:cript:ion .
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Historique d'événement

Description Date
Demande non rétablie avant l'échéance 2006-09-29
Inactive : Morte - Taxe finale impayée 2006-09-29
Réputée abandonnée - omission de répondre à un avis sur les taxes pour le maintien en état 2005-12-23
Réputée abandonnée - les conditions pour l'octroi - jugée non conforme 2005-09-29
Un avis d'acceptation est envoyé 2005-03-29
Lettre envoyée 2005-03-29
month 2005-03-29
Un avis d'acceptation est envoyé 2005-03-29
Inactive : Approuvée aux fins d'acceptation (AFA) 2005-03-14
Modification reçue - modification volontaire 2004-09-03
Inactive : Dem. de l'examinateur par.30(2) Règles 2004-03-03
Lettre envoyée 2002-01-18
Inactive : Renseign. sur l'état - Complets dès date d'ent. journ. 2002-01-18
Inactive : Dem. traitée sur TS dès date d'ent. journal 2002-01-18
Toutes les exigences pour l'examen - jugée conforme 2001-12-20
Exigences pour une requête d'examen - jugée conforme 2001-12-20
Inactive : Page couverture publiée 1999-09-30
Demande publiée (accessible au public) 1998-06-23

Historique d'abandonnement

Date d'abandonnement Raison Date de rétablissement
2005-12-23
2005-09-29

Taxes périodiques

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Historique des taxes

Type de taxes Anniversaire Échéance Date payée
Enregistrement d'un document 1997-04-07
TM (demande, 2e anniv.) - générale 02 1998-12-23 1998-11-12
TM (demande, 3e anniv.) - générale 03 1999-12-23 1999-12-01
TM (demande, 4e anniv.) - générale 04 2000-12-25 2000-11-29
TM (demande, 5e anniv.) - générale 05 2001-12-24 2001-11-26
Requête d'examen - générale 2001-12-20
TM (demande, 6e anniv.) - générale 06 2002-12-23 2002-12-05
TM (demande, 7e anniv.) - générale 07 2003-12-23 2003-12-23
TM (demande, 8e anniv.) - générale 08 2004-12-23 2004-11-19
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EVANS DEAKIN ENGINEERING PTY LTD
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Dessin représentatif 1998-06-24 1 45
Page couverture 1997-04-23 1 14
Abrégé 1997-04-23 1 38
Description 1997-04-23 10 510
Revendications 1997-04-23 3 139
Dessins 1997-04-23 6 283
Page couverture 1998-06-24 2 76
Description 2002-02-05 10 489
Abrégé 2002-02-05 1 37
Revendications 2002-02-05 3 123
Dessins 2002-02-05 6 274
Page couverture 1999-09-29 2 76
Abrégé 2004-09-02 1 42
Description 2004-09-02 12 578
Revendications 2004-09-02 6 245
Dessin représentatif 2005-03-13 1 22
Rappel de taxe de maintien due 1998-08-24 1 115
Rappel - requête d'examen 2001-08-26 1 129
Accusé de réception de la requête d'examen 2002-01-17 1 178
Avis du commissaire - Demande jugée acceptable 2005-03-28 1 162
Courtoisie - Lettre d'abandon (AA) 2005-12-07 1 165
Courtoisie - Lettre d'abandon (taxe de maintien en état) 2006-02-19 1 174
Correspondance 1997-02-18 23 1 123
Taxes 2002-12-04 1 35
Taxes 2003-12-22 2 44
Taxes 1998-11-11 1 35
Taxes 1999-11-30 1 35
Taxes 2004-11-18 1 28