High stroke, highly damped spring system for use with vibratory

Conveyors: power-driven – Conveyor section – Reciprocating conveying surface

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198760, 198769, B65G 2708

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059672943

ABSTRACT:
A vibratory conveying feeder includes a trough mounted by springs to a base with a vibratory driver bonded to the base and connected to the trough. The springs include a first vertically oriented spring at a front of the conveyor connected between the base and the trough and a second spring arranged between the trough and the base and arranged along a line about 20.degree. to the horizontal. The second spring is set between 40% to 80% of total spring rate. The base is tapered toward a rear side thereof to allow a plurality of such conveyor feeders to be mounted in a tight circle for delivering material radially outwardly of the center line of the circle in a weighing and distributing operation.

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FMC Corporation, Syntron BF-4 Scale Feeder, Not Dated, 2 pages, Homer City, PA.
FMC Corporation, Syntron Light-Capacity Electronic Vibrating Feeders, 1994, 20 pages, U.S.A.

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