Screening apparatus and method for screening mixed materials

Classifying – separating – and assorting solids – Sifting – Feeding

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209254, 209421, 209910, 198747, B07B 146, B07B 1316

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054699720

ABSTRACT:
A screening apparatus and a method are provided for separating mixed material into coarse materials and finer materials. After dumping mixed materials with a loader into a bucket located in an upper section of a screening apparatus, a movable wall moving at a predetermined speed along the bottom of the bucket pushes the mixed materials into a bottom opening of the bucket over a first material separating screen defining a slope with reference to the ground and subjected to vibrations of a shaking device. The apparatus may further comprise parallel spaced bars for primary removing of large debris.

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