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Published on: May 23, 2013
Research on the characteristics of spatial 6-degree-of-freedom linear inclined vibrating screen
Li-Xia Huang1, Xu Liu2, Shun-Gen Xiao3
1College of Information, Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, Ningde Normal University, Ningde, China.
Abstract:
This article takes the linear inclined vibrating screen (TLIVS) as the research object, establishes a spatial 6-degree-of-freedom dynamic model of TLIVS, and verifies the correctness of the established model through comparison between real experiments and simulation experiments. Steady-state response of TLIVS is solved by numerical analysis method, The influence of each degree of freedom acting separately on the screening process of TLIVS was explored using the discrete element method. The results indicate that x-direction translation movement mainly promotes the dispersion of the mixture, and y-direction translation movement mainly increases the velocity of the mixture towards the outlet. z-direction translation movement mainly causes the mixture to stratify. Rotation in the x-direction accumulates the mixture in the middle of the screen surface, rotation in the y-direction helps to disperse the material at the inlet, and rotation in the z-direction may cause blockage of the mixture.
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