Vibrating Feeder

Working principle

Vibrating feeder is made of vibrating frame, spring, vibrator, motor vibrating device and motor. The vibrator consists two fixed eccentric shafts whose gears are jogged. When installation, the two gears must be jogged according to the sign. By drive of the motor, the two eccentric shafts start rotating to generate a linear huge power which forces the feeder to vibrate back and forth. Through the vibration, The materials will slip and sling on the funnel, moving forward, when the materials pass the screening part, smaller material will fall down, avoiding the further crushing, so screening purpose is reached.

Municipal solid waste products are items that are discarded by the public and need to be either manually or mechanically sorted for further processing at a materials recovery facility, also known as an MRF, or sent to landfills. The composition of MSW material can vary greatly from municipality to municipality based on the development of each municipality’s recycling system. Some municipalities require their citizens to sort their waste products, while other municipalities use a single-stream recycling system or a mostly single-stream recycling system. Single-stream recycling refers to a system that does not require the sorting and separation of recyclable materials. In single-stream recycling, both the collection and processing systems are designed to handle fully commingled mixtures of recyclables. Using single-stream recycling means that all recyclable materials are placed into one bin for collection by a single truck, including paper, plastics, cardboard, glass, aluminum, metals and more. Recyclables are then transported to a materials recovery facility, or MRF, where they are separated, sorted and sold for reuse.