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What is Centrifugal Screening?<\/strong><\/p>

Centrifugal screening refers to the process of screening through the targeted use of centrifugal force. It is primarily used for products that are difficult to screen and would clog up the screen feeders in conventional screening systems. This applies in particular to fatty and oily products and products with very light bulk densities. <\/p>

Definition of centrifugal force<\/strong><\/p>

The term centrifugal force, also known as centrifugal force, is caused by the inertia of bodies and occurs in circular and rotary movements. According to the principle of inertia, centrifugal force refers to the inertial resistance that a body has to changing its direction of movement when following a curved path. On the other hand, there is the centripetal force, which is the cause of the change in the direction of movement. Both forces are in dynamic equilibrium with each other. <\/p>

The carousel example:<\/strong>
If a child is riding a chain carousel and the father is watching, the two observers (child and father) feel different forces. The father only sees the centripetal force, which forces the carousel seat and therefore the child onto a certain circular path. The child, on the other hand, feels the centrifugal force created by the circular motion. <\/p>

Areas of application of centrifugal screening at Ebbecke Verfahrenstechnik<\/strong><\/p>

Vibratory\/rotary screening machines are used at Ebbecke Verfahrenstechnik for various tasks. The range of applications covers contract grinding, contract screening, protective screening and other processes for tasks and products with special requirements. <\/p>

In detail, this includes<\/strong><\/p>