Posted by Sid on January 20, 2011 at 10:58:50 from (67.210.55.140):
In Reply to: mills posted by Jamo58 on January 20, 2011 at 09:50:39:
1. A burr mill would be two abrasive wheels with a space between them. They rotate in opposite directions the grain would be grain as it was fed between the wheels. The old water powered mills where usually this type.
2. A fanning mill cleans seed by forcing air through or over the grain.
3. A feed grinder grinds grain for feed. The most common is the hammer mill. It is a series of flails on rods that swing when the mill is rotated at a high speed. The flails (hammers) crack or crush the grain that is fed into the mill. The grain is thrown against a screen which is a metal plate with holes in it. the smaller the hole the finer the product.
Note this is not very detailed but a basic description.
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