What is the use of vibrating screens?
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The vibrating screens offered by Vercom are available in two and three fraction options, these screens can screen compost, woodchips, biomass, woodchips, gravel, rubble, soil, and many others. elements. Screening of these products is achieved with very reasonable operation and maintenance costs.
Vercom offers different models, from the E15 version for the smallest vibrating screen to the E100 for the largest. Calibration grids are available from 5 to 150 mm, for 100% electric screens or with an optional generator. The screens can be found in a cradle, box, trailer, and fixed electric version.
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What parameters should be taken into account when sizing a trommel screen? diameter, length, torque, power...
Last response: Hello , Contact us and we will discuss your specifications, each need requires reflection, and depending on your volumes and materials, we adapt our trommels WWW.TPRE.FR
What is the difference between crushing and grinding?
Last response: We rather speak of crushing for the coarse particle size reduction (exp: from the quarry block to granules of a few millimeters), and of grinding for the particle size reduction in the powder phase. Read more
I have waste larger than 150mm and I would like to reduce its size. A hammer mill will be inefficient for the rocks and a crusher requires to separate the waste). What solutions do you recommend for shredding this mixed waste?
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What parameters should be taken into account when choosing a trommel for rubble and demolition waste?
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What are the differences between scalper, crusher, impactor and screener?
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What is a scalper? Is there a difference between a screen and a scalper?
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Which screen to use for street sweeping waste?
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On a construction sorting center, what kind of screen would you recommend to obtain a clean 6/10 with wet products?
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What parameters should be taken into account when choosing a mobile sand screening unit?
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For a screener, is the screening throughput necessarily linked to the screening area? What will be the maximum flow rate (m3/h) possible?
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