Vibratory Motor
ZEXCIT - EQUIPMENT
Vibratory Motor
Home PRODUCTS Vibratory Motor
Vibratory Motor
VIBRATING FEEDERS
Components And Features Of Vibrating Feeders

A vibrating feeder is a device that uses vibration to ""feed"" or convey bulk materials evenly and consistently to another process or machine. Vibrating feeders are widely used in various industries such as mining, metallurgy, coal, building materials, chemical, and other types of processing and manufacturing plants. The primary purpose of a vibrating feeder is to transport material by providing a controlled and regulated flow.

  • 01Unbalanced Mass Or Eccentric Weight

    The primary characteristic of a vibratory motor is the presence of an unbalanced mass or eccentric weight on the motor shaft. As the motor rotates, the eccentric weight creates centrifugal force, causing the motor and the attached equipment to vibrate.

  • 02Adjustability

    Many vibratory motors allow for adjustments in terms of amplitude (the intensity of vibration) and frequency (the rate of vibration). This adjustability is important for optimizing the vibratory motion based on the requirements of the specific application.

  • 03Construction

    Vibratory motors are typically robustly constructed to withstand the forces generated during operation. The housing is designed to protect the internal components from environmental factors and to ensure reliable and durable performance.

  • 04Control Systems

    Some vibratory motors are equipped with control systems that allow users to adjust the vibration parameters. Control systems may include variable frequency drives (VFDs) or other electronic control mechanisms.

  • 05Energy Efficiency

    Efforts are made to design vibratory motors for energy efficiency, considering factors such as power consumption and heat dissipation.

  • 06Maintenance

    Proper maintenance is essential to ensure the longevity and efficiency of vibratory motors. Regular checks on the motor, bearings, and connections are typically recommended.

VIBRATING FEEDERS
VIBRATING FEEDERS
Vibrating Feeder Working Principle
  • Vibrating Mechanism

    The core of a vibrating feeder is an electromagnetic or mechanical vibrator. In electromagnetic vibratory feeders, an electromagnetic drive unit generates vibrations using electromagnets. In mechanical vibratory feeders, an unbalanced weight or eccentric shaft creates the vibrating motion.

  • Feeder Trough

    The material to be conveyed is placed in a trough or tube. The trough is usually mounted on a base with springs or other flexible supports to isolate vibrations and prevent transmission to the surrounding structure.

  • Vibration Transmission

    The vibrating mechanism causes the feeder trough to oscillate or vibrate. The vibration can be either linear or circular, depending on the design of the feeder.

  • Material Flow

    As the feeder trough vibrates, the material inside experiences the vibratory motion. The vibration moves the material along the trough in a controlled manner.

  • Adjustable Parameters

    Many vibrating feeders have adjustable parameters such as vibration frequency, amplitude, and angle of inclination. These parameters can be fine-tuned to optimize the feeding process for different materials and applications.

  • Controlled Flow

    The vibrating feeder is designed to discharge the material in a controlled and uniform flow. The rate of material flow can be adjusted by controlling the vibration intensity or frequency.

  • Applications

    Vibrating feeders are used in various industries, including mining, construction, pharmaceuticals, food processing, and more. They are commonly used to feed bulk materials, granules, and powders to downstream processing equipment such as crushers, screens, and conveyors.

  • Safety Features

    Some vibrating feeders are equipped with features to prevent overloading or damage due to irregularities in the material flow.

CONTACT US

Our team of experts are ready to help find you solutions tailored to your specific needs.

Contact Us Today
NEWS & ARTICLES