NASA NTRS ยท 19850000239
Coal-Sizing Auger
Abstract
Aft end of auger, like forward, face-piercing end, equipped with hard cutting bits such as diamonds. As auger breaks face, pulls broken coal lumps into jaws and forces them into hardened throat section. There, cutting bits chew up lumps: Clearance between throat and auger shaft sets maximum size for coal particles that pass through. Auger motion pushes coal particles into mixing chamber, where paddles combine them with water.
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Lewis, E. V.. 1985-10-01. Coal-Sizing Auger. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19850000239
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