Air classifier

sandprocesshigh-efficiency

Out­stand­ing ef­fi­ciency in filler re­duc­tion Quar­ry­ing and pro­cess­ing nat­ural and crushed sand pro­duces fine dust due to fric­tion in the crush­ing ma­chine, sieves and con­vey­ing process. The fine dust with a par­ti­cle size of less than 90 μm is de­scribed as filler. If there is too much filler, there will be a sur­plus in the in-house filler silo, and this of­ten has to be dis­posed of in a costly man­ner. The Scheuch cas­cade clas­si­fier sig­nif­i­cantly re­duces the pro­por­tion of filler in crushed sand, pre­vent­ing any sur­plus and en­sur­ing that any re­quired filler can be ad­di­tion­ally pur­chased in a tar­geted way. By de­sign­ing and de­liv­er­ing ex­trac­tion and sifter (clas­si­fier) plants from a sin­gle source, Scheuch of­fers the op­er­a­tor op­ti­mally aligned sys­tems that max­i­mize prof­itabil­ity and avail­abil­ity. These sifters can be used for ma­te­r­ial quan­ti­ties of up to 85 t/​h, and for larger quan­ti­ties, in­di­vid­ual cas­cade clas­si­fier lines can be op­er­ated in par­al­lel (dual clas­si­fiers). The sifter de­sign and the spe­cial guid­ance, dis­tri­b­u­tion and con­trol equip­ment guar­an­tee uni­form air and ma­te­r­ial dis­tri­b­u­tion – and, there­fore, highly ef­fi­cient sep­a­ra­tion. Used un­der op­ti­mum con­di­tions, it can re­duce filler by over 70 %. The re­sults can be im­proved even fur­ther by mod­i­fy­ing the in­lets and ven­ti­la­tion, and by us­ing sec­ondary sep­a­ra­tors.