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Cascade-gravity classifiers are applied to separate coarse-dispersed materials into the pre-assigned fractions in the size-range between 0,16 up to 5,0 mm. The separation of material is accounted for by the in-teraction of gravitational forces field and the air flow. There has been realized a cascade system of separation in the design of the machine when the process of classification has many times repeating nature which makes possible a high precision of separation to be gained. The advantages of cascade-gravity classifiers comparing to those of traditional sieves are in the absence of expensive wearing close-meshed sieves and vibration mechanisms at separation. They make it possible to separate wastes of crushing into two, three and more fractions (see the Table). As a result building materials are ob-tained such as small-size cubiform crushed rock, building sands of speci-fied fineness modulus, fine fillers for concretes and asphalts, filter and abrasive powders, etc. Long-term running of SPA “Center” air cascade-gravity classifiers demonstrated their high effectiveness, reliability, simplicity in mainte-nance and a possibility to control fractional composition in a wide size-range without stopping the production. Classifiers can be applied both independently and together with crushing and sorting lines which is more promising and makes it possible to provide non-waste production. Technical properties of some classifiers
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