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fredjr

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I'd say so! You gonna use a silo for a mill jar? ;)

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I couldn't even think of a method to separate the BP from a jar that fits that size motor. Edited by LambentPyrotechnics
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Looks like a great find, but i'm more interested in where you got the tiny mountain dew. I have a sister that is nuts about dollhouses, and she's always looking for new additions to make it more... Realistic.

 

BTW, why are there tiny lifting rings on the engi.... Oh...

 

;- )

 

B!

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I once made a large PVC mill jar 12" id x 36" long but with media was just too heavy, so it sits unused. The pictured motor Is 500 HP 3 phase 480. So the mill jar it could turn would need a crane...

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well, with an appropriately sized mill container filled to capacity, that would take on hell of a lot of work to make a bunker that could hope to mitigate a mishap!

 

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or think of it this way with an extravagant system of long rods some pillow blocks and a few belts you could turn about 130 000 6lb jars with comp but id have to say if your turn around was every 4 hours good luck changing them all in that time hahaha

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I have a similar sized motor too. ;)

But i have no idea where to put it . :D

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or think of it this way with an extravagant system of long rods some pillow blocks and a few belts you could turn about 130 000 6lb jars with comp but id have to say if your turn around was every 4 hours good luck changing them all in that time hahaha

That would be a lot of belts to replace!

I am just picturing a tunnel of long rods with hundreds of jars on each. Rofl

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And 40 cheap laborers all struggling to screen media and refill jars hahaha

And not that many belts if the rods are a mile long haha

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Well I do know someone who had a plastic 200l drum on his mill, half full of ceramic media and he had 30Kg of good powder every two hours.

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and heres a slightly used jar for it :P

http://orepro.com/yahoo_site_admin/assets/images/Ball_mill_gyradisc_008.98181617_std.JPG

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When I first typed in ball mill into google, it came up with loads of Chinese company trying to sell me gold mining equipment!
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why would you possibly want a motor that big? do you plan to mill in a 55 gallon drum? That would really suck if it blew well you were milling i would hear it form my house :)

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LOL, Post was a joke guys. That is replacement motor for exhasut blower on paint oven in automotive plant where I work. It's actually not even close to the biggest motor I work with. We have air compressors where the motors are the size of a short school bus, run on 3 phase 14.2KV and have their own substation.

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What... You mean to tell us your not going to be the new dominant provider of BP world wide? Crap, i was SOO expecting a discount.

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Hahahaha I like that mr b
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That's beastly Fredjr! A small school bus! Largest one I've seen in person is a swimming pool pump. I think it was 100hp. Enormous blue monster!
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