presentation 14 che-section-b(1)
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Communication Skills
Usama Iqbal (12) Usman Bhatia (18) Abdul Rehman (14) Muhammad Shakeel (16) Muhammad Atif (20)
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Screening
There are two types of Mechanical Separation.
It is the separation of solids It is the separation of solids from liquids or gases. from solids.
Classification
Screening
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Screening
The sorting on screens of bulk materials according to particle size.
Screening is used to separate coal, ore. building materials, and other bulk materials into fractions or to sort out particles of a given size.
For example, in the production of crushed gravel mass of raw sand and gravel is sorted out into five fractions (70–40 mm. 40–20 mm, 20–10 mm, 10–5 mm, and less than 5 mm). During screening, the material is separated into layers as it moves along the sieve of the screen: the larger the particles, the higher the layer along which they move.
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Screening
Particles that are smaller than the screen openings (so-called lower grade) fall through the openings upon reaching the screen’s surface (screen underflow); larger particles (so-called upper grade) slide along the sieve and form the screen overflow. Because of limitations on the length of the screen, not all particles that are smaller than the sieve openings fall through; some remain in the screen overflow, contaminating it and reducing the quantity of the underflow.
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General Terminologies
Over size material Material that retain on the screening
surface is called over size material. In it the fines don’t pass through the screen opening.
Under size material Material that passes through the screening
surface is called under size material. In it the fines pass through the screen opening.
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General Terminologies
Intermediate material When two screens are used for screening,
the material that retain on the second screen is called the intermediate material.
Unsized function A single screen can make a single
separation into two fractions i.e. under size and over size. Such type of functions is called the unsized function.
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General Terminologies
Sized function When the material is passed through the
series of screens then it is divided into many fractions. Such type of function is known as sized function.
Mesh Hole of the screen is called the mesh.
Mesh numberIt is defined as the numbers of holes per linear inch.
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General Terminologies
Aperture of screenAperture is the maximum clear space between the edges of the screen opening. It is usually given in inches or mm.
Clear and actual openingActual opening of the screen is always smaller than corresponding mesh number because wire diameter is also included.There is a formula for expressing the mesh number and clear opening1/mesh# = clear opening + wire diameter
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Screens
Construction of screens
Woven wires Metal bars Perforated or slotted metal plates Silk or plastic clothes
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Standard Screens
U.S. TylerThese are the U.S standard sieves and are available in mesh number 4 – 325.
U.S. ASTMIt is “American Society of Testing Materials” standard sieves series and are available in mesh number 4 – 325.
B.S.SBritish standard sieve as available in mesh number 5 – 300.
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Standard Screens
I.M.M.S“Institute of Mining and Metallurgy” standard sieves are available in mesh number 5 – 200.
F.S.S“French standard sieves” are available in mesh number 17 – 38.
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Screening Equipment
Different types of screens are available for different purposes.
In most screens, the particle drop through the opening by gravity.
In some screens centrifugal screens or brush is used.
Coarse particle easily dropped.Fine particles must be agitated on the screen
surface in some i.e; by shaking and vibrating it.
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Screening Equipment
Some types of the screen equipment are follows.
Stationary Screens and GrizzliesVibrating ScreensCentrifugal Sifter
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Screening Equipment
Stationary Screens and Grizzlies:Grid of parallel metal bar set.The slope and path of material is parallel to
length of bar.The top of each bar is wider than bottom.The spacing between the bar is 2-8 inch (50-
200mm)Effective for very coarse free flowing solids
containing few fine particles.
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Screening Equipment
Vibrating Screens:Vibrating rapidly with small amplitude than
gyrating screensVibration generated by mechanically or
electrically.Mechanical vibrations are transmitted from
high speed eccentric to the casing of unit.Electrical vibrations are transmitted from
heavy duty solenoid to the casing of unit.
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Screening Equipment
Centrifugal Sifters:Screen is horizontal cylinder of woven metal
or plastic. Central shaft contains helical pedals which
impel the solids into the stationary screens.Fine passes through, oversize is conveyed to
discharge.Brushes attach to paddles assist the
centrifugal action in pushing solids through the screen.
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Material Balance Over Screen
Consider two materials ‘a’ & ‘b’ is feed for screening. Let F, D and B be the mass flow rates of feed, overflow and underflow respectively. Let xF, xD and xB be the mass fractions of material ‘a’ in three streams, therefore mass fractions of the material ‘b’ are 1 – xF, 1 – xD and 1 – xB in the three streams.
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Material Balance Over Screen
Overall material balance:
F = D + B Material balance of component ‘a’
FxF = DxD + BxB
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Material Balance Over Screen
Overflow to feed ratio:
D = (xF – xB)F (xD – xB)
Underflow to feed ratio:
B = (xF – xD)F (xB – xD)
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Screen Effectiveness / Screen Efficiency
Effectiveness of screenIt is the measure of the success of the screen in closely separating the materials.
Consider two materials ‘a’ & ‘b’ is feed for screening. Let F, D and B be the mass flow rates of feed, overflow and underflow respectively. Let xF, xD and xB be the mass fractions of material ‘a’ in three streams, therefore mass fractions of the material ‘b’ are 1 – xF, 1 – xD and 1 – xB in the three streams. It is supposed that ‘a’ is larger in size than ‘b’ material.
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Screen Effectiveness / Screen Efficiency
Screen effectiveness based on the oversize
Ea = DxD/FxF
Screen effectiveness based on the undersize
Eb = B(1 – xB)/F(1 – xF)
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Screen Effectiveness / Screen Efficiency
Combined overall efficiency
E = Ea × Eb
E = xD(1 – xB)(xF – xB) (xD – xF)
xF(1 – xF)(xD – xB)2
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Factors Affecting the Effectiveness
Mesh size and wire diameterCapacityBlindingMoistureDirection of approach of particle to
screen surfaceCohesionAdhesion