Apparatus and process for reclaiming wood from debris

Solid material comminution or disintegration – Processes – With application of fluid or lubricant material

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241 24, 241 28, 241 791, 209 17, 209173, B02C 2310

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051235994

ABSTRACT:
Wood is reclaimed from demolition debris in a process that includes a vibratory feeder 12 feeding material to a hammer mill 16 which comminutes the debris into fragments that are then fed to a disk screen 22. Debris fragments below a predetermined size are fed to a trommel 28. The trommel sorts small debris particles under a second smaller predetermined size, directing smaller particles to a first waste conveyor. Intermediately sized debris fragments between the first and second predetermined size pass through the outlet of the trommel to a sink float tank 48 in which the non-wood waste debris fragments that sink are transported away by a second waste conveyor 52 and floating wood debris fragments are recovered out of the tank 48 by conveyor 50.

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