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Sieve Shaker

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Principles of Sieve Shaker

  • Sieve Shaker Operates based on the principle of size separation through sieving.

  • Particles are sorted by passing through a stack of sieves with progressively smaller openings, relying on gravity and mechanical motion to achieve separation.

Construction

  1. Sieves: A stack of sieves with different mesh sizes.

  2. Shaking Mechanism: A motor-driven device that imparts a shaking or vibratory motion to the sieves.

  3. Holder: A framework to hold the sieve stack securely.

  4. Base: A sturdy platform that supports the entire apparatus.

Working

  • The material to be separated is placed in the top sieve.

  • The shaker imparts a vibratory motion to the sieve stack.

  • Particles move through the sieves, separating based on size, with smaller particles passing through to the lower sieves.

  • Each sieve retains particles of a specific size range.

Uses

  • Used in laboratories and industries for particle size distribution analysis.

  • Common in quality control processes in pharmaceuticals, food, and construction industries.

Merits

  • Provides precise and accurate particle size distribution.

  • Simple to use and maintain.

  • Versatile, can handle a wide range of materials.

Demerits

  • Time-consuming for large samples.

  • Potential for mesh clogging with fine or sticky materials.

  • Limited to dry materials.

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