Classifying – separating – and assorting solids – Magnetic
Patent
1979-04-13
1981-02-03
Hill, Ralph J.
Classifying, separating, and assorting solids
Magnetic
209216, 209227, B03C 122, B03C 124
Patent
active
042487005
ABSTRACT:
A materials separator apparatus comprising a stacked array of horizontally oriented and vertically spaced separator stages, which may be interconnected by a material conductor disposed for receiving commingled materials from an upper stage and feeding it to an input portion of a lower stage, each stage including a vibrating, endless belt supported for carrying a stream of commingled materials longitudinally over a steady-state magnetic array of spatially alternating, oppositely polarized magnets disposed substantially parallel to one another and extended transversely at an oblique angle to the stream whereby electrically conductive items of nonferromagnetic material passing over the magnetic array are deflected laterally out of the stream, the materials remaining in the stream may be discharged from the belt by passing them over a roller which may be magnetized for segregating dielectric nonferromagnetic material from ferromagnetic material.
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Fabuss Bela M.
Paterson Malcolm M.
Hill Ralph J.
Meaney John T.
Pannone Joseph D.
Raytheon Company
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