Air separator HUS

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Wins in light, medium, and heavy weight: The SCHULE husk separator separates husking mixtures into up to three different fractions. Sorting Oats, Rice, Spelt, Wheat, Rye, Barley, Soybeans, Peas, Beans Mixtures previously produced in a shelling machine such as the impact huller are reliably separated into grains and husks by the SCHULE husk separator. Via a screw in the inlet, the mixture of husked and unhusked kernels as well as husks is uniformly distributed over the entire width of the machine and transported into the separation chamber. An internal cross-flow fan generates a circulating air flow that separates light-weight particles such as husks from the heavy-weight particles, the grains, and removes them in the expansion chamber. There are three fractions: light, medium and heavy. Conveying screws discharge the separated products from the machine. The process can be monitored at all times through inspection windows and the illuminated working chamber. The adjustment of the separation accuracy by regulating a secondary air flap ensures the highest possible degree of separation. Machines such as the SCHULE table separator are used for re-sorting the heavy fraction. For rice processing, the husk separator is combined with the rubber roll sheller to form a single unit.