Mobile separator

magneticdrumeddy current

Easy to move, can be set up according to the needs of the workplace, suitable for any terrain and scene, with output material belt machine, easy to operate. Eddy current separators are widely used to separate non-ferrous metals (aluminium, copper, brass, etc.) from all kinds of down stream bulk material. The eddy current separator is applied to a conveyor belt carrying a thin layer of mixed waste. At the end of the conveyor belt is an eddy current rotor. Non-ferrous metals are thrown forward from the belt into the bulk, while the raw materials simply fall off the belt. For successful non-ferrous separation, a drum magnet should be installed prior to an Eddy Current Separator. Thus it could protect the eddy current separator from causing damage to the belt by ferrous metal. Vibration feeder provides stable feeding volume and increase separation efficiency. Principle： Eddy current separators have a conveyor belt system with a high-speed magnetic rotor at the end. The rotation speed of the magnets generates an induction field, creating a rapidly changing magnetic field. The separation is based on the principle that every electrically conductive particle located in an alternating magnetic field is temporarily magnetized. Structure: Eccentric rotors differ in that the magnet system is of a smaller diameter and is located in an eccentric position to the outer rotor drum. The magnet system is positioned close to the surface where the conveyed feed material is leaving the rotor due to its natural trajectory.