Parameters of the Self-Balancing Vibrating Screen

The self - balancing vibrating screen, with its efficient and stable screening performance, is a key device for many enterprises to enhance production efficiency and grain quality. Understanding its parameters in detail is crucial for correct selection and use.

Technical Parameters

Vibration Frequency

Vibration frequency refers to the number of vibrations of the self - balancing vibrating screen in a unit of time, usually measured in hertz (Hz). A higher vibration frequency can increase the frequency at which grain particles are thrown on the screen, thus speeding up the screening process. However, higher is not always better. The vibration frequency must be reasonably adjusted according to the characteristics of the grain and the screening requirements.

Amplitude

Amplitude is a quantitative indicator of the vibration extent of the self - balancing vibrating screen. It reflects the height to which grain particles are thrown on the screen. Appropriate amplitude allows grain to pass through the screen holes more effectively, improving the screening result. Generally, larger and heavier grain particles require a greater amplitude to ensure effective screening. For example, for larger - grained crops like soybeans, an amplitude of around 4 - 5mm is suitable. This makes the movement of soybean particles on the screen more active, facilitating the passage of large grains through the screen holes.

Screen Hole Size

Different types of grain, such as wheat, rice, and corn, vary in particle size and shape. Therefore, selecting the right screen hole size is essential for effective grading and screening. When choosing screen hole size, consider not only the average particle size of the grain but also its particle size distribution. If the grain material has a wide particle size distribution, multi - layer screens may be needed for grading.

Specification Parameters

Screen Size

A larger screen size provides a greater screening area, thereby increasing screening efficiency. When selecting screen size, it is necessary to choose reasonably according to the requirements of production scale and processing volume. For large - scale grain processing enterprises, self - balancing vibrating screens with larger screen sizes are usually required to meet the needs of mass production.

Equipment Power

Equipment power reflects the power configuration of the self - balancing vibrating screen, usually measured in kilowatts (kW). Appropriate equipment power can ensure the stability and efficiency of the equipment during operation. Therefore, when selecting equipment power, it is necessary to take into account factors such as production scale, grain characteristics, and the economic operation of the equipment.