Vibroisolation of Vibratory Conveyors

Marek Pešík; Pavel Němeček

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.732.253

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Vibroisolation of Vibratory Conveyors

Abstract:

Vibratory conveyors are used especially within serial productions for the transport of diverse materials and parts for assembling. The desired oscillating movement is accomplished by electromagnetic exciting forces. The exciting force of this dynamic system actuates between the carrying element and the inertial mass. The inertial mass is fixed to the ground by an elastic constraint using a relatively stiff rubber spring. This elastic constraint ensures the conveyor’s stability and defines its position towards the assembly line, but does not meet relevant effective vibration isolation demands. One possible solution would be a vibratory conveyor air suspension as is being introduced below.