Eddy current separators are widely used to separate non-ferrous metals (aluminium, copper, brass, etc.) from all kinds of down stream bulk material.
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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. This design gives an efficient separation but leaves a ‘dead’ magnetic area at the bottom of the rotor so that any attracted ferrous falls away extending conveyor belt life
Advantage:
The pole system is adjustable so that the application of force can be optimally adjusted for maximum ejection efficiency. As compared to concentric pole systems, the eccentric pole system increases the metal yield by 50%. The service life of the belt and drum shell is considerably lengthened.
The eccentric magnet rotor can be adjusted at various angles compared to the external casing. This influences the moment of discharge of the non-ferrous metals.