In-house manufacturing
The main machine components are manufactured in-house, allowing control over fabrication and assembly quality.
An air-screen grain cleaner for separating grain material by a combination of physical properties.
| Nominal capacity, t/h | Mass, kg | Dimensions, mm | Screen decks | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| per hour of main operating time | with working set | width | length | height | quantity | number of sections | screen size, mm |
| 75 during pre-cleaning | 2300 | 2650 | 3100 | 2680 | 2 | Upper screen deck - 3 cassettes of 5 screens | 715±2 × 1530±2 |
| 40 during primary cleaning | Middle screen deck - 2 cassettes of 5 screens | ||||||
| 10 during secondary cleaning | Lower screen deck - 2 cassettes of 5 screens | ||||||
| Type | ASGC-K 52.7 |
| Drive | Stationary, electric |
| Supply voltage, V | AC, 380 V, 50 Hz |
| Total installed power, kW, max. | 13,1 |
| Fan drive, kW | 11 |
| Screen-deck drive, kW | 1,5 |
| Screen cleaning mechanism drive, kW | 0,6 |
| Specific electricity consumption for wheat cleaning, kWh/t, max. | Pre-cleaning - 0,20 Primary cleaning - 0,40 Secondary cleaning - 1,2 |
| Fan type | Blade fan |
| Fan impeller speed, rpm | 1440 ± 20 |
| Air flow, m³/h | 11000 ± 50 |
| Pressure at full fan head, Pa | 1500 |
| Number of aspiration systems | 1 (with two adjustable channels) |
| Screen-deck oscillation amplitude | ±7,5 |
| Screen inclination angle, ° | Upper deck - 8 Middle and lower decks - 8...12 |
| Screen-deck oscillation frequency, cycles/min | (360 and 360) ±2 (stepped) |
| Screen-deck cleaning method | Upper - scraper Lower - brush |
| Upper-deck cleaning mechanism shaft | 35 ±1 |
| Middle and lower-deck cleaning mechanism shaft | 30 ±2 |
| Crankshaft of the connecting-rod mechanism | 80 ±2 |
| Feed-unit screw shaft | (275 and 290) ±2, stepped |
| Waste screw shaft | (170 and 180) ±2 |
| Indicator | Pre-cleaning | Primary cleaning | Secondary cleaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grain (seed) purity, %, min. | 90 | 98,0 | 98 |
| Wheat, barley, oats, rice, sunflower | - | 98,0 | 98 |
| Rapeseed, soybean | - | 96,0 | 97 |
| Beans, lentils | - | 98,5 | - |
| Loss of main crop grain to waste, %, max. | 0,2 | 2,0 | 4,0 |
| Grain (seed) breakage, %, max. | - | 0,08 | - |
| Weed impurity after cleaning, %, max. | 2,5 | 0.2 (straw) | - |
| Lentils | - | 3,0 | - |
| Wheat (class 1), barley, soybean, rapeseed | - | 2,0 | - |
| Oats, rice, sunflower, beans | - | 1,0 | - |
| Grain impurity after cleaning, %, max. | 5,0 | - | - |
| Wheat (class 1) | - | 5,0 | - |
| Barley, oats, rice, lentils, beans | - | 2,0 | - |
| Oilseed impurity after cleaning, %, max. | - | 6,0 (Rapeseed, soybean) | - |
| Sunflower | - | 3,0 | - |
| Hard-to-separate impurities and hulled grains, %, max. | - | - | Rice - 3.0 Peas - 1.0 Buckwheat, oats - 5.0 Millet - 10.0 |
ASGC-K 52.7 installation set with geared motor.
Connection elements and transition fittings.
Hoppers and transitions for the upper and lower decks.
Aspiration system with right and left cyclones.
Fan and complete aspiration duct set.
The ASGC-K 52.7 air-screen machine is designed for pre-cleaning and primary cleaning of grain and grass seeds, removing weeds and other impurities, separating material into fractions and preparing it for conveying, drying and storage.
The machine separates straw particles, stems and leaves, dust, weed seeds and other contaminants. It is designed for cleaning cereals, pulses, groats crops and oilseeds.
Pre-cleaning and primary cleaning performance is determined by the screen set, fan power and overall throughput.
The separator is based on extensive experience in developing and manufacturing seed-cleaning machines. It retains the proven sequence of pre-air separation, screen separation and main air separation.
Cleaning capacity and quality depend on the selection of under-screen sieves. The sieve set is configured according to the customer’s technical specification.
All components except the motor are manufactured in-house. Galvanized or painted versions are available. Assembly uses bolted connections.
Shafts are machined along their full length with minimal runout. Discharge elements are made of wear-resistant galvanized steel suitable for food applications. Brush cleaning of the under-screens is provided.
The main machine components are manufactured in-house, allowing control over fabrication and assembly quality.
Air and mechanical separation are combined in one machine and operate sequentially in the process line.
The screen set is selected according to the customer’s technical specification, crop and required cleaning quality.
Two adjustable channels allow the airflow to be tuned to the required process mode.
The ASGC-K 52.7 combines an intake chamber, feeding unit, air aspiration channels, upper and lower screen decks, screen-cleaning mechanisms, product and waste screws, and a fan system.
The first aspiration channel is located after the feed screw and removes chaff and dust. The second channel is located at the machine outlet and can provide additional aspiration for chaff and dust or light seeds.
Inspection windows are integrated into the housing for aspiration control. A throttle damper on the second channel sets airflow speed, while the operator regulates channel airflow with dampers.
