How Do You Calculate Flow in a Vibrating Feeder?

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To calculate flow in a vibrating feeder, key data includes the center of mass, power of the vibrating motor, and the effects of gravity and friction. Understanding the work-energy principle is essential, as gravity primarily drives the material flow while friction opposes it. The choice of vibrating motor and its positioning significantly impacts the feeder's performance and flow rate. Formulas related to work and energy can help in determining the optimal setup. Proper analysis and calculations are crucial for effective feeder operation.
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Calculate a VIBRATING FEEDER ?

Hi everyone!

how i calculate the flow in a vibrating feeder?

What data should i use to solve a problem like this? i think that i would need the center of mass of the feeder the power of the magnetic or the unbalanced vibrating feeders?

can someone explain me in the detail how to resolve a problem like this?

or provide me a example to solve a problem like this?

Thanks.
 
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OK maybe you guys don't know what is a vibrating feeder.

basically it's a machine that has a vibrating motor that procudes a flow rate to material in the feeder.

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Have you tried setting this up in terms of work and energy? Gravity is doing most of the work, and the only thing acting against it is friction.
 


Skrambles said:
Have you tried setting this up in terms of work and energy? Gravity is doing most of the work, and the only thing acting against it is friction.

Hi Skrambles!

Can you explain me i detail in what are you thinking in therms of work, energy, and gavity?

What formulas do i have to use?

how can i choose the right vibrating motor?

What will afect the position of the vibrating motors in the feeder, some vibrating feeders have the motor postioned in the sides of the support, other work bellow the feeder?

thanks alot
 
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