Aggregates Manager

September 2012

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EQUIPMENT MANAGEMENT Proper maintenance and regular inspection can keep vibratory feeders operating for long periods of time with minimal maintenance and repair. Care Follow these basic guidelines during routine maintenance inspections to help minimize feeder downtime. by Carla Phelps ith proper maintenance and reg- ular inspection, vibratory feeders can operate for long periods of time with minimal maintenance and repair. The feeder's consistent operation ensures that the rest of the equipment in the process operates at desired capacity. Downtime of a feeder can be detrimental to the plant's suc- cessful operation. There are a number of issues that can cause Feeder basics and Feeding of Feeders W a reduction in feeder output. Many are issues that occur gradually and are not noticed, as there are often multiple feeders in the process and gradual compensation has been taking place. Feeders are designed to operate within a spe- cific range of stroke (also termed amplitude or displacement) that is the distance the feeder AGGREGATES MANAGER September 2012 35

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