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L. B. Levenson
L. B. Levenson

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  • Date submitted
    1925-07-22
  • Date accepted
    1925-09-10
  • Date published
    1926-01-01

Crushing theory and its application to jaw crushers

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The article provides some theoretical basis for technical design and critical evaluation of jaw crushers. The general advantages of jaw crushers are high productivity, simplicity of design, low cost and ease of repair; Disadvantages - frequency of work and the presence of large swinging masses, which produces a lot of noise during operation and causes vibrations in the factory building. Therefore, the issue of balancing a jaw crusher is very important for practice. Typically, one jaw is installed stationary, while the other receives swings from the drive mechanism. The author examines the design types of jaw crushers, the location and shape of the jaws, determines the most advantageous shaft speed, productivity and energy consumption and other indicators (see article).

How to cite: Levenson L.B. Crushing theory and its application to jaw crushers // Journal of Mining Institute. 1926. Vol. 7 № 1. p. 137-185.
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  • Date submitted
    1915-06-17
  • Date accepted
    1915-08-08
  • Date published
    1915-12-01

Drum governors. Theory, calculation and design of drum govermnors

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Precise control of the speed of engine machines is one of the most important tasks of modern mechanical engineering. This book aims to fill these gaps and presents the experience of a systematic presentation of the practically applied theory of drum governors, mainly based on our own research and six years of experience in the design and construction of drum governors . The work covers in detail the following topics: centrifugal and drum governors, kinematics, statics, dynamics of drum governors, their design and other issues.

How to cite: Levenson L.B. Drum governors. Theory, calculation and design of drum govermnors // Journal of Mining Institute. 1915. Vol. 5 № 4-5. p. 237-360.