Building material sieve

building material sieve
building material sieve
building material sieve
building material sieve
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According to the desired mechanical properties of the asphalt to be produced, in order to determine which size and how much aggregate will be included in the mixture, first of all, the aggregate should be separated according to its dimensions. TTC Sieve Unit successfully fulfills the task of classifying the aggregate coming out of the dryer according to its dimensions. WHAT IS A SIEVE? The basic usage of all sieves is the same. The parts smaller than the mesh opening of the sieve panel can pass under the sieve panel and these parts are called under-sieve material, while the materials larger than the mesh opening go towards the front groove before they can pass through the sieve panel. These materials are called sieve material. The sieving efficiency increases as the particles pass through the mesh opening. Inclined sieves are generally produced as 2, 3 or 4 layers. On each floor, there are structures with herringbone geometry, called sieve boxes, and carry the sieve panel. If the material is small enough to pass through the eye gap in the floor it is in, it passes to a lower floor, otherwise it passes from the end of the floor to the front groove. A groove at the pouring point of the sieve transmits the over sieve material from each layer to the next stage without mixing them. SPECIAL DUSTPROOF DESIGN The drive mechanism is located at the top of the sieve body. It is placed in the position where the most efficient sieving of the vibration movement will be done. This mechanism is driven by two vibration motors.

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