These large vibratory feeders include pan feeders and tube feeders. They are used to dispense abrasive, high-temperature bulk solids and materials to downstream processing equipment, such as feeding a primary crusher. Feeder rates can be fixed or variable and as high as 1,000 tons per hour.
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Large vibratory pan feeders use a solid pan surface but can also integrate primary screening or scalping to remove unwanted particles at the same time. Most of these feeders draw product from a dump hopper located above the vibratory feeder pan. These feeders can also be totally enclosed and use a vibratory tube feeder design. Drive options include electromagnetic or electromechanical (rotary electric) drives, as well as pneumatic vibrator drives.
Vibrating screens provide consistent and accurate sizing of material for a waste wood recycling system. The waste wood will be turned into products like garden mulch, compost, biomass, or a bedding material.
This vibrating tube feeder conveys crushed aggregate to a bulk storage silo. It can also be used to convey other types of bulk materials like powders, bulk solids, and crushed glass. The enclosed design prevents foreign materials from entering the product stream. A pair of variable frequency, industrial vibration motors are used to control the feed rate as needed for downstream production requirements.
It is suspended in place by steel cables connected to a structure above. Isolation springs prevent transfer of energy from the feeder to the cables and structure. Abrasion resistant liners can also be used with this type of tube feeder.
Five vibrating feeders were used in a reclaim system to transfer pre-crushed quarry stone from storage onto a take away belt conveyor. Each vibrating feeder is mounted on the bottom of a receiving hopper.