Abstract

• A dynamic model of the flip-flow screen-penetration process was established. • The effect of main structural parameters on dynamic indexes was explored. • Quadratic polynomial model of parameters and dynamic index were obtained. • The significance of parameters in screen-penetration process were clarified. Flip-flow screening is an important method for classifying fine particles. The traditional research of flip-flow screening focuses on the final screening results, and neglects the screen-penetration process. However, the screen-penetration process directly affects the final screening effect. In this paper, a dynamic model of the flip-flow screen-penetration process was proposed and clarified the influence mechanism of main structural parameters on the screening process. First, based on theoretical derivation and regression fitting, the mathematical model of particle screen-penetration rate and screening time was established, and the dynamic evaluation index was obtained. Then, the effect of main structural parameters, namely, the excitation frequency, displacement excitation amplitude, and stretching amount of the screen plate, on the dynamic indexes, was explored. Furthermore, a quadratic polynomial model of the main structural parameters and the two-stage dynamic evaluation index were established by using the response surface method. The explicitness and interactivity of the effects of parameters were elucidated. This work is of great significance for the accurate control of the screening process.

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