Large Output Tumbler Screener Vibrating Sieve Separator For Sodium Chloride

Large Output and High Accuracy Tumbler Screening Machines for Sodium Chloride is an low frequency and high efficiency rotary vibrating screen which simulate manual hand shaking motion. The working principle of tumbler screen is instantaneous movement of the radial direction displacement and circular motion with this radial displacement as the axis (spiral motion), the exciter generates of swing tumbler screen nonlinear three dimensional motion, the materials also generates similar motion of manual operation, and achieve separating purpose.

Technical Parameters of Large Output and High Accuracy Tumbler Screening Machines for Sodium Chloride:

            BALANCE IS IMPORTANT !!                                 Pneumatic Lifting Device

Working Principle of Large Output and High Accuracy Tumbler Screening Machines for Sodium Chloride:

  The tumbler screener machine is an artificial imitation of shaking low frequency vibration sieve. The adjustment of the machine in response to the product to be screened provides an exactly defined three dimensional eccentric motion pattern with radial and tangential inclination.

  The basic rotary motion is similar to manual screening. Eccentricity is adjustable from 25 to 40mm, and low speed v-belt drive is adjustable from 120 to 360rpm. The residence time of each material can be adjusted by swinging the radial and corner cut of the sieve towards the driving axis.

So that build up a horizontal and throw 3D roll motion. Material from the center to the outer edge is evenly dispersed on the whole screen surface, thus propagating axially with spiral movement. This completes the whole screening process of fine particles.

  The horizontal and vertical accelerations increase with the movement of the particles and the particles close to the size of the sieve hole separate successfully. The larger material is transported to the exit, where the flow is controlled by an adjustable guide which is another factor controlling the material residence time. This process is repeated between each screen.