The Effect of Vibration Condition for Magnesium Dry Gravity Sorting by Vibrating Particulate Bed

Shingo Itoh; Keigo Tsujita; Taiki Morishige; Toshihide Takenaka

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.941.1535

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The Effect of Vibration Condition for Magnesium Dry Gravity Sorting by Vibrating Particulate Bed

Abstract:

Recycling Mg alloys has been demanded as the demand of Mg alloys has been increased. It is difficult to separate Mg with Al because the properties are similar except for the density. In this study, gravity sorting by vibrating particulate bed ajusted the density to intermediate between Mg and Al was applied for Mg separation with Al. The relationship the vibrating condition and the sorting accuracy was investigated by applying different vibration acceleration and by applying the vertical and horizontal vibration. Turbulent flow was observed and the recovery rate was improved when vertical vibration with high acceleration was applied to the bed. Higher recovery rate was achieved when horizontal vibration was applied to the bed. This result suggested that the horizontal movement of particle affected the behavior of sorting materials and high recovery ratio was achieved by optimizing vibrational condition such as vibration acceleration and the direction of vibration.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 941)

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1535-1539

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December 2018

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Shingo Itoh*, Keigo Tsujita, Taiki Morishige, Toshihide Takenaka

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Gravity Sorting, Magnesium Alloy, Recycling, Vibrating Particulate Bed

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