Probability vibrating screen structure diagram, working principle and model parameters.

Working Principle of Probability Screen

Probability screening is a screening mechanism that utilizes probability theory to separate materials. The working principle indicates that in operation, particles interact with the screen surface openings to form a probability of passing through. By adjusting the screen's tilt angle, the movement trajectory of the particles on the screen surface can be controlled, achieving precise separation of materials. The longer the residence time on the screen, the higher the probability of material screening. Typically, large particles have a longer residence time, while small particles pass through the screen faster.

Probability vibrating screen.

Probability Screen Model and Specifications

The main probability screen models include GLS0615, GLS1018, GLS1225, GLS2040, etc. The material and structure of the screen may vary based on different screening materials and industries.

Application Fields: Construction materials, mineral processing, metallurgy, chemical industry, food industry, etc.

The main structural appearance of the probability screen and the working trajectory of the equipment.
ModelScreen LayersScreen StructureAperture Size (mm)Screen Area (m²)Inclination Angle (°)Material Thickness (≤mm)Motor ModelPower (kW)Vibration Frequency (1/min)Double Amplitude (mm)Capacity (t/h)Screening Efficiency
GLS06152 - 5Woven Mesh~500.915 - 30≤50YZO8-60.55×29605 - 8mm15 - 50≥95%
GLS08201.6YZO10-60.75×230 - 100
GLS10181.8YZO16-61.1×230 - 120
GLS12253.0YZO16-61.5×230 - 120
GLS15304.5YZO16-63.0×230 - 180
GLS15365.4YZO16-63.0×230 - 180
GLS18366.5YZO16-63.7×230 - 200
GLS20307.2YZO50-63.7×230 - 200
GLS20408.0YZO50-63.7×230 - 250

Probability screens are widely used in various industries due to their high screening efficiency, adjustable tilt angles, and precise material separation capabilities. They help enhance productivity and material purity by efficiently separating different particle sizes.

2025-03-19