10 FAQs on Shaking Table Operations
1. How to Adjust Stroke?
Rotate the stroke adjustment handwheel（horizontal Adjustment Wheel） clockwise to raise the slider (reducing stroke) or counterclockwise to lower it (increasing stroke). Tighten the fixing bolt after adjustment. Simultaneously adjust the spring bolt at the gearbox rear to prevent part damage.
2. How to Match Stroke and Frequency?
- Coarse ore: Larger stroke + lower frequency (enhances stratification).
- Fine ore: Smaller stroke + higher frequency (improves separation precision).
3. Relationship Between Lateral Slope and Flushing Water
- Roughing/Sweeping: Steeper slope + less water (“big slope, small water”).
- Cleaning: Gentle slope + more water (“small slope, large water”).
4. Feeding Concentration vs. Processing Capacity
Higher feed concentration increases throughput but reduces recovery. Maintain uniform feed volume (20-30% solids) and water flow for stable distribution.
5. Installing a 6-S Shaking Table
- Align the bed head, linkage seat, and support plates vertically.
- Lubricate connectors and ensure the bed surface aligns with the reciprocating rod.
6. Measuring Bed Slope
Use a water-filled transparent tube to calculate height difference between bed ends.
7. Fine-Tuning Longitudinal Slope
Rotate the slope adjustment handwheel:
- Clockwise: Raises feed end.
- Counterclockwise: Raises tailings end.
8. Debugging Steps
- Lubricate bearings and confirm clockwise pulley rotation.
- Adjust transmission case spring tension until operational noise disappears.
9. How to optimize parameters during operation?
- Wide bands: Increase stroke or reduce feed density
- Discontinuous bands: Add water (1-2L/s) or decrease slope.
10. Energy-saving and maintenance strategies?
- Energy saving: Use VFD to reduce motor speed at partial load
- Maintenance: Replace oil every 500h, resurface bed every 2000h.
For full technical specifications or customized solutions, consult professional mineral processing handbooks or equipment manuals.
