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Richards
Engineering Inc.
A wholly owned subsidiary of Vulcan Engineering Co. Alabama, USA |
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Sand Reclamation Plants (Mechanical).
| Foundry Sand Reclamation | Sand Attrition | Sand Classification | Sand Cooling | Sand scrubbing | Sand Conveying | Foundry Plant | CO2 Sand Reclamation | Foundry Equipment | Vulcan Europe |
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Richards Engineering Manufacture several types of sand attrition units for the mechanical reclamation of foundry chemically bonded foundry sand. Each type is specific to the customers requirement of throughput, foundry layout, production processes and the degree of automation required. Our experienced application engineers can advise on appropriate plant configurations to meet your sand reclamation requirements. Mechanical sand reclamation can also be supplemented with Thermal sand reclamation so please visit this associated web page. Richards have over 600 installations worldwide.
| HD Vibra-Class High feed level, High discharge level attrition units |
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The
Richards Vibra-Class provides a complete chemically
bonded sand reclamation system combining simple
mechanical attrition of sand lumps to grain size, with
screening and classification. All in one single compact
economical unit, when sand cooling is not required. The
unit is able to accept sand in large lumps without
suffering damage. A large holding capacity is provided to
ensure optimum output Unit sizes are 3,5 and 10 tons/hr DATA SHEET DAT 1006A |
| LHD Attrition units Low feed level, high level discharge Shakeout attrition units |
| Developed
from the "original" low level Vibra-Climb
attrition unit, the LHD reclaimer is ideally suited for
the medium sized mechanized moulding operation whereby
moulds can be fed straight onto the integral shakeout
deck. sand is discharged at a high level into a separate
fluid bed sand classifier, so that no pit work is
required. Unit sizes of 3, 6 and 9 tons/hr DATA SHEET DAT 1003A &1004A |
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| HD Vibrader Attrition units Low feed level, high level discharge Shakeout attrition units |
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The
Richards Vibrader provides an economical means of
reducing Knocked-out chemically bonded sand to grain
size, this being the first stage of any sand reclamation
process. Breakdown is achieved by means of simple
mechanical vibratory attrition. The unit is able to
accept very hot incoming lump sand up to 400C
reducing it to grain size and discharging it into a
cooler classifier or sand conveying system for further
processing. Unit sizes 3,5,10,15 & 20 tons/Hr DATA SHEET DAT 1005A |
| BD Attrition units High feed level, Low level discharge Shakeout attrition units |
| The BD
Attrition units are specifically designed to accommodate
the reclamation of slightly damp or lightly bonded
materials, such as Silicate bonded sand or return
Greensand. The units can be supplied with or without
integral classification and tertiary screening. The units
are also suitable for the reclamation of chemically
bonded sand where a low level discharge presents no
problems DATA SHEET DAT 1007A |
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| Sodium Silicate Attrition Reclamation Plants High feed level, Shakeout attrition units |
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After Extensive research Richards
Engineering developed a sand reclamation plant suitable
for the processing of CO2 & Cement hardened foundry sands. A reclamation rate of over 80 - 85% is achievable from this system. A range of sizes are available to suite each particular foundry requirement. The system comprises of Primary attrition, Fluid bed dryer, Secondary attrition, and finally Cooling and sand classification. |
Over 600 Mechanical Foundry Sand reclamation plants installed world-wide
Richards Expertise ~ Backed by Experience
| Foundry Sand Reclamation | Sand Attrition | Sand Classification | Sand Cooling | Sand scrubbing | Sand Conveying | Foundry Plant | CO2 Sand Reclamation | Foundry Equipment | Vulcan Europe |
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Richards Engineering Inc. 7&9 New Star Road, Leicester, England. LE4 9JD.
Tel No. +44 (0) 116 246 0055 --------- Fax +44 (0) 116 246 1142
Last updated 05 March 2007
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