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Dewatering Screen There is no equivalent Intentionally left blank Dewatering Screens Principle of Operation The screen incorporates a 45° sloping back deck section, fitted with slotted apertures across the direction of flow. Incoming slurry is fed uniformly along the top of this back section, which acts as a vibrating drainage panel. The main deck of the screen slopes upwards at 5° and is fitted with smaller slotted apertures (again slots across flow). At the lowest point of the screen, where the sloping back and main deck meet, a pool of partially dewatered slurry forms. Here solid particles bridge over the apertures and form a cake. This cake then acts as a filtration bed, only allowing very fine particles to pass through. The vibrating action conveys the cake along the screen and out of the pool where further dewatering takes place depending on the porosity of the cake. The cake is finally discharged over the adjustable weir into the product chute. Vibration is produced by two exciter motors operating at 980rpm or 1460rpm. Alternatively geared exciters with external drive motor can be fitted to the larger screens. Easy adjustment of the amplitude of vibration, deck inclination, as well as the discharge weir plate are features incorporated to suit changes in process requirements. A high solids recovery is achieved when the screen underforw is kept in closed circuit and the only solid losses occurring would be the very fine material exiting in the cyclone overflow. Linatex Dewatering and Sizing Screens Introduced in 1980, there are now countless Linatex Dewatering and Sizing Screens operating successfully i