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Analyzing Results and Adapting to Material Conditions

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What happens here

After the initial screening, the presenter inspects the fine bedding sand produced. He notes the presence of some grass roots clogging the fine mesh, a common issue with wet material. To address this, he removes the fine mesh screen, allowing the Grizzly Rock Screen to operate with only its primary, coarser bars. This setup is better suited for separating larger rocks from the dirt when working with wet conditions, as smaller clumping material can be problematic for fine mesh. The newly screened material (coarser dirt and small rocks) is examined, showcasing the versatility of the screen for different applications.

Goal: Evaluate screened material and adjust screen configuration for different conditions or desired outputs.

Tools and materials

  • Bucket — Attached to the skid steer for loading and separating material
  • Fine Mesh Screen Bear Iron Works — Removed to prevent clogging with wet material
  • Grizzly Rock Screen Bear Iron Works — The main screening equipment, adjusted for coarser screening
  • Skid Steer Kubota SVL97-2 — Used to load and manipulate material
  • Screened Bedding Sand N/A — The desired final product from screening

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[Applause] [Music] only thing that seems to be plugging up is some Grassroots here these are the things that are kind of catching on these cross rails but think we should switch screens yeah let's go ahead all right guys so we've got two piles we've got screened and unscreened material this is what we've screened out so far but we're going to do something a little different and then here's the screen material over there I'm going to pop this off and just let the grizzly run bare naked no screens on it and I'm going to filters through that and see what's left behind here's the filtered stuff right here the screen material already brought down to a great size just using the first primary screen all right guys let's switch screens really yeah let's take a look at what we got on like a baseball field or something that's pretty fine stuff yeah that's uh so that's been ran through the final screener there is nothing in in that I mean definitely definitely does a good job of sorting and separating so still got some sand so I was telling my video that I was taking that it's because it's wet and because it's such a fine screen right we're seeing it pile up a little bit yep and so some things that we can do is we we can try to slow that feed rate and just

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