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Problems with slurry vibrating screens

2009-02-20View Original

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I wonder if there are still any companies that use slurry vibration screens these days? How is it working?
Reply #22009-02-20
LuHua is using vibrating screens, and they work very well. Now our company also wants to install vibrating screens
Reply #32009-02-21
There should be no problem in treating coal slurry using a vibrating screen. As long as the equipment is properly selected, installed according to requirements, and maintained and operated correctly.
Reply #42009-02-21
It’s not very useful anyway; it’s fine not to use it!
Reply #52009-02-21
Vibratory screens work well as well, with relatively stable operation. Additionally, drum screens meet the requirements nowadays; they are mainly used at the top of slurry storage tanks. Their investment is lower than that of vibratory screens, and their operational reliability is higher than that of vibratory screens
Reply #62009-02-21
The investment cost for drum screens is lower than that of vibrating screens, they offer higher operational reliability, and have a longer service life.

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