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Simple high torque motor with direct drive. The design then becomes really simple. Use a [https://www.surpluscenter.com/sort.asp?catname=&byKeyword=yes&search=pto%20motor pto motor] like Surpluscenter, or maybe a 31.88 cu in if needs to be slower - i'm not sure of speed required. | Simple high torque motor with direct drive. The design then becomes really simple. Use a [https://www.surpluscenter.com/sort.asp?catname=&byKeyword=yes&search=pto%20motor pto motor] like Surpluscenter, or maybe a 31.88 cu in if needs to be slower - i'm not sure of speed required. -MJ | ||
Revision as of 20:51, 1 January 2012
Discussion with Dan
Check out the dies and quote -
http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/Pelletizer/Research_Development
When do you think you could have an initial drawing complete? As soon as you do, I can take that to the local fabricator to prototype, and we can test this - with our pellet burner - in the works.
Please pay attention to our design language: hydraulic power, like here:
http://grabcad.com/challenges/lifetrac-quick-connect-wheels
Simple high torque motor with direct drive. The design then becomes really simple. Use a pto motor like Surpluscenter, or maybe a 31.88 cu in if needs to be slower - i'm not sure of speed required. -MJ