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Types of Motors

Rüttler: BRECON

Types of Motors

Brecon external vibrators range from low frequency vibrators with 1000, 1500, 3000 vibrations per minute at a power frequency of 50 Hz to high frequency vibrators with 6000, or 12000 vibrations per minute at a power frequency of 200 Hz. The selection of external vibrators depends on the area of application (compacting, loosening, conveying), on the vibration equipment (rigidity, weight), and on the material is worked with (properties, weight). A basic rule applies, that a vibrator at same centrifugal force with smaller vibration frequency creates a larger vibration amplitude and at the same centrifugal force with higher vibration frequency creates a smaller vibration amplitude. External vibrators with 1000 and 1500 vibrations per minute because of their comparative large vibration amplitude for example are used for sieving and for conveying of coarse-grained materials.

Types of motors

Electrical frequency

Number of pole pairs

Speed

Mechanical frequency

High frequency external vibrator (HF)

200 Hz
200 Hz  

1
2

12000l/min
6000l/min  

200 Hz
100 Hz  

Low frequency external vibrator (LF)

50 Hz
50 Hz
50 Hz

1
2
3

3000l/min
1500l/min
1000l/min

50 Hz
25 Hz
16,66 Hz

Number of pole pairs x 2 = Number of poles  

Table 1: Important vibrator performance characteristics

External vibrators with 3000 vibrations/minute deliver optimal performance at loosening and breaking up of fine-grained bulk materials. High frequency external vibrators with 6000 and 12000 vibrations per minute are excellent at compacting of fine-grained materials since their high frequency and small amplitude particularly strong activate micro-grained material. High frequency vibrators find most application at concrete compacting. External vibrators with 6000 vibrations/minute have a better depth effect and make less noise than vibrators with 12000 vibrations per minute.