4 extracting the passing particles, 5 tips for wet sieving of difficult sieving stock, Using the device – FRITSCH ANALYSETTE 3 PRO User Manual

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Before adding wetting agent through the opening (O),

please stop the sieve shaker with the Stop key.

6.3.4 Extracting the passing particles

In order to extract the rinsed out fine particles, the outlet hose can be

connected e.g. to a suction funnel with filter paper.

Clear liquid flowing from the sieve pan indicates the end of

the sieving process.

6.3.5 Tips for wet sieving of difficult sieving stock

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For wet sieving of difficult sieving stock, reduce the feed quantity

and choose sieves with closely staggered mesh widths.

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Switch on Interval mode; sieving time: 3...5s (only possible with

ANALYSETTE 3 PRO)

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After the top sieve has sieved completely (is free of fine particles)

remove the top sieve after taking off the clamping lid and clamp the

clamping lid on the next sieve. Now the spray jets work directly on

the following fraction. Proceeding in this way makes it possible to

sieve each individual sieve of the sieve set directly using spray jets.

The spray jets are directed so that the sieving stock is rinsed from

the edge of the sieve towards the middle. In the process, the

clamping lid (plexiglas lid) is also sprayed and kept free of material.

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When wet sieving difficult sieving stock, insert an intermediate sieve

ring (order no.: 31.0240.00) over a lower sieve to avoid a backup on

it. After this ring is connected to the hose system, additional liquid is

sprayed in through three nozzles and thus counteracts a possible

backup. These nozzles are arranged so that the lower as well as the

upper sieve surfaces are sprayed. This arrangement also circulates

the sieving stock. If necessary, a further intermediate sieve ring can

also be mounted above a sieve that is prone to backup.

Using the device

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