Here are the typical specifications for a 100 HP hammer mill, commonly used in agricultural, industrial, or feed processing applications. Exact specs may vary by manufacturer (e.g., Schutte Buffalo, Bliss, Williams, etc.), but general parameters include:
General Specifications
– Motor Power: 100 HP (75 kW)
– Rotor Speed: 1,800–3,600 RPM (depends on model and application)
– Hammers: 12–24 swinging hammers (hardened steel or reversible)
– Screen Area: Varies (e.g., 1,200–2,500 in² / ~7,700–16,000 cm²)
– Inlet Size: ~12″ × 12″ to 24″ × 24″ (30 × 30 cm to 60 × 60 cm)
– Discharge: Gravity or pneumatic (cyclone/bag filter compatible)
Capacity
– Grain/Corn: ~5–15 tons/hour (varies with screen size and moisture)
– Wood Chips/Sawdust: ~2–8 tons/hour
– Biomass/Straw: ~3–10 tons/hour
Construction & Materials
– Housing: Heavy-duty steel (carbon or stainless for food-grade use)
– Bearings: Large industrial-grade for heavy loads
– Screen Options: Perforated metal or bar grates (sizes from 1/16″ to 2″)
Optional Features
– Air-assist systems for finer grinding
– Variable frequency drive (VFD) for speed control
– Explosion-proof motors (for flammable materials)
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