Influence of Sieve Surface Attitude on Sieving Performance of Granular Materials with Non-Uniform Feeding Conditions

The screen surface particle distribution is an important factor affecting screening performance. A vibrating screen with an adjustable horizontal attitude angle was used, the non-uniform feeding and horizontal attitude angles were used as variables and the screening of rice particles was simulated b...

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Published in:Agriculture (Basel) Vol. 12; no. 12; p. 2023
Main Authors: Zhu, Li, Chen, Shuren, Zhao, Zhan, Ding, Hantao, Zhu, Yongle
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: Basel MDPI AG 01-12-2022
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Summary:The screen surface particle distribution is an important factor affecting screening performance. A vibrating screen with an adjustable horizontal attitude angle was used, the non-uniform feeding and horizontal attitude angles were used as variables and the screening of rice particles was simulated by the discrete element method. The screen surface distribution and movement speed of the rice particles were analyzed based on the influence of the variables on screening performance. The results indicated that the material distribution became more unbalanced with the increase in non-uniform feeding, and the particles’ speed increased with the increase in attitude angle on the y-axis. The particles experienced accelerated dispersion, which improved the unbalanced distribution of the particles and screening performance. According to the loss rate, the horizontal attitude angle adjustment model was established and optimized under non-uniform feeding. The reliability of the model was verified by simulation. A bench test was carried out to verify the simulation. The optimization model can reduce the loss rate, improve the screening performance of non-uniform feeding, and provide a reference for the material screening of non-uniform feeding.
ISSN:2077-0472
2077-0472
DOI:10.3390/agriculture12122023