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  • Rare Earth
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About High Frequency Screen

High Frequency Screen

 


Soda Ash Screening Using High Frequency Screens

Precision Classification for LSA & DSA Grades

Soda ash (Sodium Carbonate), in both Light Soda Ash (LSA) and Dense Soda Ash (DSA) forms, demands tight particle size control to meet downstream process, packaging, and end-use specifications. Conventional rotary or low-frequency vibrating screens often struggle with blinding, segregation, and inconsistent cut sizes, especially at finer ranges.

High Frequency Screens (HFS) provide a proven solution for precise protection and classification screening of soda ash across critical size fractions.

Target Cut Sizes

High Frequency Screens are effectively used for multi-cut classification of soda ash at:

  • 250 microns (fine dust removal / product polishing)
  • 600 microns (intermediate classification)
  • 1.0 mm (oversize protection / lump removal)

These cut points are critical for controlling flowability, bulk density, and consistency—especially for DSA applications.

Protection Screening of Soda Ash

Protection screening is essential before:

  • Packing systems
  • Pneumatic conveying
  • Dense phase transport
  • Silos and reactors

High Frequency Screen benefits in protection screening:

  • Removes foreign particles, agglomerates, and oversize lumps
  • Prevents choking of chutes and pipelines
  • Protects bagging machines and downstream equipment
  • Ensures uniform material feed

Typical protection cut sizes: 1 mm or 600 microns

Classification Screening of LSA & DSA

High Frequency Screens excel in classification duty, where accurate separation of size fractions is required.

For Light Soda Ash (LSA)

  • Efficient removal of ultra-fines below 250 microns
  • Reduced dust generation
  • Improved handling and packing efficiency

For Dense Soda Ash (DSA)

  • Precise separation at 600 microns and 1 mm
  • Consistent bulk density
  • Improved performance in glass, detergent, and chemical applications

Why High Frequency Screens for Soda Ash?

  • High G-force vibration ensures sharp separation
  • Fine aperture stainless steel media (250 µm to 1 mm)
  • No screen blinding, even with hygroscopic material
  • Low residence time, minimal degradation of particles
  • Compact footprint for retrofitting in existing plants
  • Low power consumption compared to conventional systems

Process Advantages

  • Tighter size control → better product consistency
  • Reduced recycle load
  • Lower dust losses
  • Improved plant efficiency and uptime
  • Reliable operation for continuous soda ash production lines

Typical Applications

  • Final product classification of LSA & DSA
  • Pre-packing protection screening
  • De-dusting of soda ash fines
  • Recycle separation and size correction

Conclusion

For soda ash plants targeting precise 250 µm, 600 µm, and 1 mm separations, High Frequency Screens deliver repeatable, maintenance-friendly, and energy-efficient performance. Whether for protection screening or multi-stage classification of LSA and DSA, HFS technology significantly improves product quality and operational reliability.


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