2020
DOI: 10.1051/e3sconf/202021010002
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Results of the Experimental Studies of Grain Cleaning with an Air-Spiral Separator

Abstract: We have developed an air-spiral separator with a screw aspiration channel, which allows us to reduce the air consumption and specific quantity of metal per structure. We have established that the separation process is ensured at an air flow rate V = 7.1…7.9 m/s and the diameter of the working element D = 0.3 m/ To ensure a pressure of 120.7…133.4 Pa in the working element of the separator, the fan should ensure the initial air flow pressure P = 158.7…175.4 Pa. Our laboratory studies have established that the c… Show more

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“…The emergence of new designs of pneumatic separators with a vertical channel and a lower zone for separating and unloading individual fractions [6,23,24] makes it possible to use the method of separating grain material components according to the divergence (branching) of their movement trajectories. This is a promising direction in the improvement of pneumatic separators with a vertical channel.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The emergence of new designs of pneumatic separators with a vertical channel and a lower zone for separating and unloading individual fractions [6,23,24] makes it possible to use the method of separating grain material components according to the divergence (branching) of their movement trajectories. This is a promising direction in the improvement of pneumatic separators with a vertical channel.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It has been established that the selection of seeds by density before sowing allows to increase the yield on average up to 25%. The pneumatic vibration method of seed density separation using pneumatic sorting tables is the most widely used (Bracacescu et al, 2018;Shepelev et al, 2020;Drincha, 2006). In developed grain-producing countries, pneumatic sorting tables are used mandatorily for obtaining highquality seeds (Straksas et al, 2016;Bulgakov et al, 2020), which cannot be obtained by other methods.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%