System and method for separating recycled debris
AssigneeBulk Handling Systems, Inc.
InventorsRoy R. Miller, Brian K. Clark, Fred M. Austin
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AssigneeBulk Handling Systems, Inc.
InventorsRoy R. Miller, Brian K. Clark, Fred M. Austin
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A system for classifying recycled debris comprising ferrous materials, fines, non-ferrous light material and non-ferrous heavy material. The classification system is made of a hopper having an inlet, including a spillway opening defining a lowermost portion of the hopper inlet, and an outlet formed along a lower portion of the hopper and contained in a plane at an angle of about 50 degrees from horizontal. A conveyor covering the outlet includes substantially rigid cleats extending into the hopper for agitating the debris and for transporting heavy material, such as glass bottles, out of the hopper outlet. Agitation of the debris causes the heavy material to drift to the lower portion of the hopper and the light material to rise to the top portion and flow over the spillway. A second conveyor positioned beneath the spillway catches the light material and carries it to another location.
A system for classifying recycled debris comprising light material and heavy material, said system comprising:
A system according to 1 wherein rigid members range in height from about 1/2 inch to 2.0 inches.
A system for classifying recycled debris comprising a mixture of fines, non-ferrous light material and non-ferrous heavy material, the system comprising:
A method for classifying recycled debris, including heavier and lighter debris, comprising the steps of:
A system for classifying recycled debris comprising light material and heavy material, said system comprising:
A system for classifying recycled debris comprising light material and heavy material, said system comprising:
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