Try the vibrating screen manufactures assoc. ■

this booklet is easy reading, fully detailed, excellent source for all aspects of vibrating screen operations.

can be bought on line.............IN A PREVIOUS POSTING....wayyyyy back in this forum. ■

Hi Gareth,

The text is available in the Alexander Library but if you send me an e-mail I can save you the time.

Regards,

Mark Leslie

mark.leslie@gres.com.au ■

Gareth

two books in Polish

Sztaba "Przesiewanie"

Banaszewski "Przesiewacze"

Allis Chalmers Manual - screening

Regards

Ziggy Gregory

www.vibfem.com.au ■

Dear Sir: what you need is a VSMA BOOK. VIBRATING SCREEN MANUFACTURER's ASSOCIATION MANUAL. it is complied by 7 of the TOP VIBRATING screen manufacturers in the business. It is easy to read and covers all aspects of screening in its entirety.

Regards, George Baker MODERATOR

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Originally Posted by Lyle Brown

Gareth,

I have some notes (physical) here (from various sources though not vendors) that I could make available if you are interested. There are some words in CEMA.

Some of the vendors have info on their site, if you are interested, such as:

http://www.syntechtron.com.au/product.htm

et al

I can recall reading a paper of some description (though I am not sure that it was the paper you cite) in Bulk Handling Review (or the like) regarding selection and the like, however I no longer have access to the journals (they have been dumped – sacrilege I tell you).

Regards,

Lyle

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What you want is a VSMA HANDBOOK, it is a beautifully easy read, completely dead on helpful and addresses ALL ISSUES to do with VIBRATING SCREENS in all of their aspects and operating parameters

George Baker - MODERATOR

Originally Posted by Lyle Brown

Gareth,

I have some notes (physical) here (from various sources though not vendors) that I could make available if you are interested. There are some words in CEMA.

Some of the vendors have info on their site, if you are interested, such as:

http://www.syntechtron.com.au/product.htm

et al

I can recall reading a paper of some description (though I am not sure that it was the paper you cite) in Bulk Handling Review (or the like) regarding selection and the like, however I no longer have access to the journals (they have been dumped – sacrilege I tell you).

Regards,

Lyle

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Carolina Material Technologies has some really good literature on feeders and other bulk material handling systems:

http://www.cmtnc.com/html/literature.html

3Sigma also offers literature and information on feeders:

http://www.3sigma.biz/html/casehistories.html ■