Maxime Delahaye

Title: Maxime Delahaye: Dust-Sealing Innovation for Cone Crushers

Introduction

Maxime Delahaye is an inventor based in Espoo, Finland, and works at Metso Finland Oy. His patent work addresses dust control in cone crushers, where sealing can help limit the escape of dust during operation. The information provided identifies 1 patent associated with him.

Latest Patents

The listed patent, “Dust sealing,” describes an arrangement, a cone crusher, and a manufacturing method designed to block dust. In the arrangement, a support cone supports the crusher head, while a linear actuator moves the head vertically for setting adjustment or tramp iron release.

The support cone’s lower surface partly defines a downward-opening annular cavity. A seal ring, supported so it can move radially relative to the crusher head, forms a lip for the cavity. A slip ring extends into the cavity beyond the seal ring and provides a counter-surface. The slip ring also partly defines a pressurized-gas supply channel and an entry channel that connects the gas supply to the annular cavity.

Career Highlights

Delahaye’s listed invention focuses on integrating mechanical sealing components with a pressurized-gas pathway in cone-crusher design. This approach is intended to support dust blocking while accommodating the crusher head’s vertical movement.

Collaborations

The supplied information lists Metso Finland Oy as Delahaye’s company. It does not specify collaborators or other organizations involved in the patent.

Conclusion

Maxime Delahaye’s listed patent presents a dust-sealing design for cone crushers that combines a movable seal ring, a slip ring, and pressurized-gas channelling.