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Experimental analysis reveals dynamic modeling and screening performance of a double-layer vibrating screen, indicating its effectiveness for material classification.
The double-layer forced synchronous circular vibrating screen (DLFSCVS) is one of the most effective solutions for material screening. In this paper, a dynamic model was established to control the vibration of the screen, and the vibration characteristics of DLFSCVS are obtained by vibration experiment and parameter analysis. The classification performance of DLFSCVS was studied by EDEM, and the screening mechanism of DLFSCVS was revealed. The results show that the established dynamic model can describe the vibration of DLFSCVS well, and the maximum deviation between the experimental results and the theoretical results was within 4.78 %. The trajectory of the screen box is approximately circular. When the vibration frequency is 14 Hz, the acceleration amplitude of the screen box in the X and Y axis directions is 34.7 and 35.2 m/s 2 , respectively. With the increase of vibration frequency, the displacement amplitude of the screen box is basically unchanged, and the velocity and acceleration amplitude increase gradually. The results showed that when f = 14 Hz, the screening efficiency of the upper and lower screen plates up to 0.87 and 0.93, respectively.
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