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VIBRATING FEEDERS

PREPARED BY
JISHNU V
ENGINEER, BHEL-ISG

1.INTRODUCTION
A vibrating feeder is a feeder/material conveying

equipment consisting of a pan or trough to which a


vibrating motion is imparted so that the material is
impelled in a definite, controlled flow.
Normally, it is positioned under the opening in the
bottom of a bin or below an emergency reclaim
hopper in a stockpile
Generally its use should be avoided where the
material is of sticky nature and which has the
tendency to build up on the surface of pan/trough

2. TYPES OF VIBRATING FEEDERS


Vibrating feeder can be classified into two types based

on the vibration imparting mechanism


2.1) Direct force exciter type
Direct force exciter (DFE) type vibrating feeder consists
of an unbalanced weights assembly which imparts
vibration to the trough due to the centrifugal force while
rotating
The counterweights of the DFE are positioned in such a
way that the unbalanced weights create transverse as
well as longitudinal vibration of stroke sufficient to
convey the material

2. TYPES OF VIBRATING FEEDERS


2.1.1) Constructional details of a DFE vibro-

feeder

2. TYPES OF VIBRATING FEEDERS

2. TYPES OF VIBRATING FEEDERS


Trough/pan/deck is the tray on to which the

material is fed from the hopper/bin. It consists of a


mother plate (IS-2062 Gr-B/ST-42) and liner (SS409M/Tiscral/SAILHARD) fixed on to it. The liners
are fixed on to the mother plate normally using
countersunk bolts and are torque tightened.
Direct force exciter:- Direct force exciter imparts the
vibration to the deck due to the centrifugal force
generated by the rotation of unbalanced weights.

2. TYPES OF VIBRATING FEEDERS

2. TYPES OF VIBRATING FEEDERS


The centrifugal forces F1 and F2 add to the resulting

centrifugal force F, which produces linear


oscillations. The stroke/amplitude and thereby the
material flow rate are adjusted by varying the
number of additional weights

2. TYPES OF VIBRATING FEEDERS


Cardan shaft is a universal joint shaft which permits

axial as well as radial displacement.

Spring (Front and rear):- MOC of the spring

commonly used is 50CrV4 or 55 SI7 or EN-45A

2. TYPES OF VIBRATING FEEDERS


2.2) Unbalanced motor type
Unbalanced motor type vibrating feeder consists of 1 or 2 unbalanced motors

which impart vibration to the vibrating feeder


There are two methods of mounting of the unbalanced motors:
2.2.1) Side mounting:

2. TYPES OF VIBRATING FEEDERS


2.2.2) Back mounting

3. CAPACITY CALCULATION OF A VIBRATING


FEEDER

3. CAPACITY CALCULATION OF A VIBRATING


FEEDER
Material flow rate Q= x A x V x 3600 x IF
Where

= Density of the material conveyed in t/m^3


A= Cross sectional area of the material bed formed in m
V= Flow velocity of the material in m/s; Minimum to be
maintained is
A= B x D; B is the width of the tray over which the material bed
formed/ inside skirt width; d is the throat opening height or
skirt height at discharge side.
IF= Inclination factor depending on the angle of inclination

3. CAPACITY CALCULATION OF A VIBRATING


FEEDER
Solved example.1
Design TPH:- 720TPH
Material conveyed:- Coal
Skirt height at discharge= 630mm
Inside skirt width= 1580mm
Flow velocity of material= 0.25m/s
Angle of inclination of the tray w.r.t horizontal=12
Soln) Q= x A x V x 3600 x IF

= 0.8t/m^3
A= B x D= 1.58 x 0.63= 0.9954m
V= 0.25m/s
IF=1.3
Q=0.8 x 0.9954 x 0.25 x 1.3 x 3600=931.6944tph>720 tph
Hence capacity selection of the model is ok

3. CAPACITY CALCULATION OF A VIBRATING


FEEDER
Solved example.2)
Design TPH:- 500TPH
Material conveyed:- Coal
Skirt height at discharge= 750mm
Inside skirt width= 1500mm
Flow velocity of material= 0.25m/s
Angle of inclination of the tray w.r.t horizontal=10
Soln) Q= x A x V x 3600 x IF

= 0.8t/m^3
A= B x D= 1.50 x 0.75= 1.125m
V= 0.25m/s
IF=1.2
Q=0.8 x 1.125x 0.25 x 1.2 x 3600=972TPH>500 tph
Hence capacity selection of the model is ok

4. MOTOR SELECTION OF A VIBRATING FEEDER


Power required for driving a vibrating feeder, P=

(VW x a x N x 1.25)/(97400 x LRT)


Where

VW= Vibrating weight in kg


a= Amplitude of vibration in mm
LRT= Locked rotor torque ratio
N= RPM of the feeder
P is in kW

4. MOTOR SELECTION OF A VIBRATING FEEDER


Solved example.3)

Vibrating weight:- 2600 kg


Amplitude of vibration:- 4mm
RPM of motor:- 1000RPM
Starting torque maximum 2.0 times normal
Motor selected:- 11kW

Soln)

VW= 2600kg
a=0. 4cm
N= 1000 RPM
LRT= 2.0

P= (2600 x 0.4 x 1000 x 1.25)/ (97400 x 2)=6.67kW


Motor selected is 11kW. HENCE SELECTION OK

THANK YOU!

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