Crushing type winnowing machine

Abstract

A crushing type winnowing machine comprises a box body, a crushing assembly, a material receiving component, a lower discharging component, an air outlet discharging pipe, a driving motor with output shafts at the two ends, a centrifugal blower, a reducer and a driving motor control box. The driving motor enables the crushing assembly to rotate in the box body. Materials added into the box body are crushed through crushing wheels and scraping plates. An air inlet assembly which is fixed to the box body and comes from the centrifugal blower blows air into the box body. The crushed materials small in specific gravity and fine in particle size are discharged through the air outlet discharging pipe, and the materials large in particle size and specific gravity stay in the box body and are discharged through the lower discharging component, so that the purpose that the materials are separated and winnowed while being crushed is achieved, crushing and separation are integrated, and the crushing type winnowing machine has the advantages of being few in equipment kind, process and occupied site and low in process loss rate.

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Benefits of technology

This technology allows for better efficiency by integrating different functions into one machine while reducing its size or requiring minimal maintenance compared with traditional methods like shredding machines that require multiple tools.

Problems solved by technology

The technical problem addressed by this patented technology relates to efficiently separating different sizes of metal products (such as steel bars) with varying dimensions for recycling purposes while minimizing waste and maximized production efficiency. Current methods involve various steps that require expensive machinery and occupying too much room on an assembly line.

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