Screening Theory and Practice - Triple/S Dynamics

Screening Theory and PracticeJames F. Sullivan, P. E. copyright 2012 Triple/S Dynamics , All Rights ReservedJames F. Sullivan, P. E. is the former President and Chairman, Triple/S Dynamics , Inc., (Retired). He is currently President, Professional Engineering Services, Inc. and holds a BME with Distinction from University of Minnesota, 1947. He is also a member of Tau Beta Pi, honorary engineering Theory AND PRACTICEFOREWARDIn these few pages, the author has attempted to distill the essence of fifty-five years of experience in the design, development, manufacture and sale of bulk granular materialhandling and classifying hasn t been the same experience fifty-five times over, but rather a progressive learning experience punctuated with moments of elation or despair, the latter compensated by the occasional satisfactions of discovery. This is an overview, not a Handbook . It is narrowly confined to the basic principles, as understood by the author, underlying the performance, design and application of mechanical equipment for particle separation by Screening .

its capacity, in terms of the rate of passage of undersize per unit of area. Different kinds of motion are employed in the design of screening machines, and each has its special characteristics. Most modern screening machines can be sorted into four separate categories4. Each is subdivided into a variety of individual differences, but the following

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