IP Library Granted Patent US 11,305,316
Granted Patent B2
US 11,305,316 · App. 16/598,259 · Granted Apr 19, 2022

Method and apparatus for supplying support from below to a screen cloth on a vibrating screening machine

Inventors: Ryan Anthony Mumm (Newhall, IA); Alexander Evan Ross (Washington, IA); Michael Peter Stemper (Marion, IA); Nicholas Samuel Grady (Cedar Rapids, IA); Josh Edward Ellis (Shepherd, MI); David Bryan Stroup (Burt, MI)
Assignee: Terex USA, LLC
B07B1/4645B01D33/0376
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Patent No.
US 11,305,316
App. No.
16/598,259
Granted
Apr 19, 2022
Kind
B2
Abstract

A support structure for vibrating screening machine with either a flat screen deck or a crowned screen deck which use a coped and then capped variation of the same prefabricated rectangular tubular cross-member but in rotated orientations. The machine further providing support for a crowned screen media without using a crowned cross-member by providing stringers with differing vertical heights with the centermost stringer having the most height above a flat top cross-member. A plurality of crown straps coupled to a top surface of a cross-member, where the crown straps have a C-shaped portion at one end which has a portion thereof coupled to a top surface of a cross-member.

Claims (36)

1. A vibrating screen system comprising:

a pair of spaced apart parallel longitudinal side members;

a plurality of cross-members having opposing ends, each of which are coupled to one of said pair of spaced apart parallel longitudinal side members;

where each of said plurality of cross-members include sloped end portions;

a screen media secured above said plurality of cross-members, which screen media is configured to only allow particles having smaller size than a predetermined size to pass therethrough;

a cap plate which is disposed on said sloped end portions; and

a plurality of spaced apart stringers which are made with different vertical height characteristics so as to provide support for said screen media in a crowned configuration.

2. The vibrating screen system of claim 1 wherein said different vertical height characteristics are arranged on a central flat portion so that smaller ones of said different vertical height characteristics are proximal to said sloped end portions.

3. The vibrating system of claim 2 further comprising a plurality of crown straps each disposed above and in registration with one of said plurality of cross-members.

4. The vibrating system of claim 3 wherein each of said plurality of crown straps is coupled to a top surface of one of said plurality of cross-members.

5. The vibrating system of claim 4 wherein each of said plurality of crown straps has a C-shaped end which is welded to a top surface of one of said plurality of cross-members.

6. The vibrating system of claim 5 wherein each of said plurality of crown straps has two C-shaped ends each of which is welded to a top surface of one of said plurality of cross-members.

7. A vibrating screen system comprising:

a pair of spaced apart parallel longitudinal side members;

a plurality of cross-members having opposing ends, each of which are coupled to one of said pair of spaced apart parallel longitudinal side members; and

a plurality of crown straps each disposed above and in registration with one of said plurality of cross-members.

8. The vibrating system of claim 7 wherein each of said plurality of crown straps is coupled to a top surface of one of said plurality of cross-members.

9. The vibrating system of claim 8 wherein each of said plurality of crown straps has a C-shaped end which is welded to a top surface of one of said plurality of cross-members.

10. The vibrating system of claim 9 wherein each of said plurality of crown straps has two C-shaped ends, each of which is welded to a top surface of one of said plurality of cross-members.

11. The vibrating system of claim 10 further comprising:

a screen media secured above said plurality of cross-members, which screen media is configured to only allow particles having smaller size than a predetermined size to pass therethrough; and

wherein each of said plurality of cross-members comprises a central flat portion.

12. The vibrating system of claim 11 further comprising:

a plurality of spaced apart stringers disposed on said central flat portion;

wherein said plurality of spaced apart stringers are made with different vertical height characteristics so as to provide support for said screen media in a crowned configuration; and

wherein said different vertical height characteristics are arranged on said central flat portion so that smaller ones of said different vertical height characteristics are proximal to outside end portions of said plurality of cross-members.

13. A vibrating screen system comprising:

a pair of spaced apart parallel longitudinal side members;

a plurality of cross-members having opposing ends, each of which are coupled to one of said pair of spaced apart parallel longitudinal side members;

a screen media secured above said plurality of cross-members, which screen media is configured to only allow particles having smaller size than a predetermined size to pass therethrough; and

a plurality of spaced apart stringers which are made with different vertical height characteristics so as to provide support for said screen media in a crowned configuration.

14. The vibrating screen system of claim 13 wherein said different vertical height characteristics are arranged on a central flat portion.

15. The vibrating system of claim 14 further comprising a plurality of crown straps each disposed above and in registration with one of said plurality of cross-members.

16. The vibrating system of claim 15 wherein each of said plurality of crown straps is coupled to a top surface of one of said plurality of cross-members.

17. The vibrating system of claim 16 wherein each of said plurality of crown straps has a C-shaped end which is welded to a top surface of one of said plurality of cross-members.

18. The vibrating system of claim 17 wherein each of said plurality of crown straps has two C-shaped ends each of which is welded to a top surface of one of said plurality of cross-members.

Assignments (3)
SECURITY INTEREST Recorded Oct 9, 2024
From: THE HEIL CO.; TEREX USA, LLC; TEREX SOUTH DAKOTA, INC.
To: UBS AG, STAMFORD BRANCH
Reel/Frame 069177/0271 →
SECURITY INTEREST Recorded May 28, 2021
From: TEREX SOUTH DAKOTA, INC.; TEREX USA, LLC
To: CREDIT SUISSE AG, CAYMAN ISLANDS BRANCH, AS COLLATERAL AGENT
Reel/Frame 056423/0296 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Feb 25, 2020
From: MUMM, RYAN ANTHONY; ROSS, ALEXANDER EVAN; STEMPER, MICHAEL PETER; GRADY, NICHOLAS SAMUEL; ELLIS, JOSH EDWARD; STROUP, DAVID BRYAN
To: TEREX USA, LLC
Reel/Frame 051919/0679 →