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0936013872 device know as the eddy current separator(ECS), is a powerful and versitile sorting device used to separate non-ferrous metal in recycling operations. ECSs use powerful magnets to induce eddy current in metal particules, which then repells the particles away from the applied magnetic field. The repelled particles are then sorted out of the non-magnetic particles by way of a vibratory bed.

In recycling operations, eddy current separators enable sorting of high value scrap from low value scrap. For instance, when sorting mixed non-ferrous metals, an ECS can separate ferrous from non-ferrous materials. This is an important process for companies to maximize their scrap revenue.

Generally, eddy current separators consist of two main components - the conveyor belt and the separator unit. The conveyor belt passes over a series of rollers which are then powered by a motor. This causes the belt to move and transport the material along the conveyor. This is how the material is fed to the separator unit. Once the material reaches the separator, a powerful magnetic field is then generated in order to induce eddy current in the metal particules. The eddy currents, in turn, cause the particles to repel away from the magnetic field.

The repelled particles then travel along the conveyor belt and are separated from the non-magnetic materials by way of a vibratory bed. This vibratory bed causes the particles to separate and fall off the conveyor, often into a chute or other sorting device. Non-magnetic materials, meanwhile, pass along the conveyor unchanged.

Eddy current separators can also be used in the automotive industry for the purpose of sorting ferrous from non-ferrous metals. After an automobile is dismantled, its components are magnetically sorted in order to allow manufacturers to recycle the valuable metals. This process helps to keep scrap metal from entering landfills and instead allows it to be recycled and used again, yielding cost savings.

ECSs have been in use for many years and are frequently found in scrap yards, automobile dismantlers, and other metal recycling facilities. The technology is also used in a variety of other industries, such as mining. In each of these applications, eddy current separators are designed to quickly separate ferrous from non-ferrous metals, helping to increase the speed and efficiency of sorting while maximizing scrap value and recovery.

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