Paul Wurth S.a.

Paul Wurth Deutschland Gmbh

Outotec Oyj

Outotec (finland) Oy

Metso Outotec Finland Oy

Andrej Schulakow-Klass

Eugen Schmidt

Lothar Formanek

Georg Strüber

Nils Oertel

Pierre Manthey

Juergen Emmel

Thomas Holzhauer

Mirko Müller

Edgar Brudnyj

Sergej Ekkert

Jürgen Emmel

A grate bar for mounting in arrays of adjacent grate bars in a pallet car of a sintering or pelletizing machine includes an elongate crossbeam extending in a longitudinal direction of a horizontal plane, with a middle section between two opposite end sections. The crossbeam has a generally rectangular cross-section with an upper surface for receiving bulk material thereon, an opposite lower surface, and peripheral surfaces for facing adjacent grate bars. The crossbeam has two legs to vertically secure the grate bar to the pallet car. The end sections of the crossbeam include first interlocking components shaped and arranged such that they cooperate with first interlocking components of grate bars of a neighbouring row of grate bars; thereby limiting relative translations of two neighbouring grate bars in at least a vertical and a horizontal orientation. The first interlocking means components have a triangular cross-section in a horizontal plane.

Grate bar for a pelletizing or sintering machine

An induration machine includes a travelling grate for transporting bulk material along a transport direction from a heating zone for heating and/or drying the material to a cooling zone for cooling the material by cooling gas. The machine includes a hood disposed over the travelling grate having a first hood section in the heating zone and a second hood section in the cooling zone; and two recuperation ducts for guiding used cooling gas from the second hood section to the first hood section. The recuperation ducts are disposed on opposite sides of the hood, are laterally offset with respect to the hood, and are connected to the second hood section by a V-shaped gas collector duct. Each recuperation duct is connected to the first hood section by at least one gas supply duct and has at least one dust purge opening disposed in the lowermost part of the recuperation duct for purging dust from the recuperation duct.

Induration machine

A method for fitting or retrofitting a sinter cooler, which sinter cooler has a cooler grate chain with an endless chain of cooler cars, the method including, installing a lamella grate for holding sinter material and allowing air flow through the grate so that a support structure is connected to the cooler car and a plurality of lamellae are supported by and individually movable with respect to the support structure, and are disposed to allow air flow between neighbouring lamellae, where the support structure has at least one support element disposed underneath the plurality of lamellae to support the plurality of lamellae, and at least one downholder that is adapted to limit an upward motion of at least one lamella installed such that at least a portion of the downholder is disposed above the at least one lamella.

Method for fitting or retrofitting a sinter cooler

A device for measuring the temperature in a rotary kiln through which solid material passes being heated to elevated temperatures. The device features a drive as well as an elongated hollow body with means to fix a thermocouple, whereby the drive and the elongated hollow body are mounted such that they rotate jointly with the rotary kiln. The drive can move the elongated hollow body together with thermocouple through an opening in and out of the rotary kiln interior for measuring the temperature inside the rotary kiln during operation.

Automatic quick response temperature measurement for rotary kilns

A device for changing a pallet car in a plant for the treatment of bulk materials where pallet cars that are continuously conveyed using a lifting wheel and a lowering wheel on an outer rail and an inner rail in an endless chain includes, in regions of a bottom and top strand of the lifting wheel, first and second outer curve links of the outer rail that are openable such that the pallet car is removable from the chain and another pallet car is insertable into the chain. A removal switch is disposed in the region of the bottom strand of the lifting wheel, via which the pallet car is movable out from the chain, and a supply switch is disposed in the region of the top strand of the lifting wheel, via which the pallet car is insertable into the chain.

Pallet car changing device

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Wiesbaden, Germany

Andrej Schulakow-Klass