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apron feeder

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apron feeder [′ā·prən ‚fēd·ər]
(mechanical engineering)
A limited-length version of apron conveyor used for controlled-rate feeding of pulverized materials to a process or packaging unit. Also known as plate-belt feeder; plate feeder.


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A heavy-duty horizontal apron feeder is designed for heavier, more rugged applications.
Golden Eagle is also shipping several smaller pieces of equipment for the mill's flow sheet that it purchased or took directly out of its existing inventory including: larger apron feeders, conveyor systems, clean water and tailings pumps, as well as electric generators to assist in the mill build-out.
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