Chip sizing process

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1981-05-11

1983-03-08

Hill, Ralph J.

Classifying, separating, and assorting solids

Plural, diverse separating operations

Magnetic and sifting

209 2, 209234, 209 441, 209672, B07B 900

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043760422

ABSTRACT:
A chip screening system has a primary screening station for dividing an incoming flow of chips into a first acceptable fraction and a second fraction having acceptable chips and also both oversized and overthick chips. The second fraction is directed to a second screening station where the incoming flow will again be fractionated into an acceptable flow being screened primarily according to thickness and a second fraction being composed of oversized and overthick chips. The second fraction is then directed to a size reducing station.

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