Abstract

An analysis is made of the dependence between the individual experimental requirements and the parameters of the vibratory conveyor. The main problem in the creation and justification of the parameters of new designs of continuous vibratory conveyors that provide the expansion of technological capabilities is the reduction of energy resources with improved conditions for their operation, as well as the development of methods for designing their working elements is of great technical importance. The process of moving cargo by a vibrating conveyor is accompanied by complex phenomena in the material layer. Theoretical studies relating to the laws of motion of a single material point can be applied in calculating the entire flow only when taking into account the specific features of the cargo, its physical and mechanical properties and the influence of air resistance. During abrupt movement, especially in closed gutters and pipes, under the load and above it, rarefaction and high pressure zones are formed, this phenomenon is observed to a greater extent during the transportation of dusty loads. The basic arrangement of the vibratory conveyor depends mainly on the type of drive: eccentric, aspiration, electromagnetic. The influence of the operating mode of the conveyor, as well as the amplitude and frequency of oscillation on the speed of transportation of grain; dependence of plant performance from these parameters, is established. Experimental graphs of the dependence of the speed of transporting grain on the width of the trough and amplitude, are presented and also graphs are built showing the performance of the vibratory conveyor on the complex function of a number of parameters: amplitude, vibration frequency, etc.

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