The present invention relates generally to a dirt screening bucket attachment device for use with an existing bucket of a skid steer, or other similar type of earth-moving machinery. More specifically, the device can be readily attached/detached to the existing bucket of the skid steer to allow a user to quickly and efficiently screen dirt, topsoil and other materials for rocks, roots and other unwanted debris by moving and articulating the bucket of the skid steer with the attachment attached thereto and in an engaged position. In addition, the attachment device may be easily articulated from a position that covers said bucket to a position above said bucket (i.e., thereby leaving the bucket opening exposed) via a hydraulic system that allows a user to utilize the full functionality of the bucket without interference from the bucket attachment device.

A compact modular mobile aggregate processing system configured with no stand-alone inter-plant conveyors for decreasing the footprint of the system and an infinitely adjustable flow diverter(s) for increasing the control of and variation of output characteristics of the system; the system further including specialized folding conveyors.

A vibrating screening system, made up of at least two screening machines configured in a row and that can be set into vibration, each screening machine having a resiliently supported screening material feed end and a resiliently supported screening material discharge end. All supports of the last screening machine, in the screening material conveying direction, are supported directly on the supporting surface. The support provided respectively in the region of the screening material feed end of any earlier screening machine in the conveying direction is likewise supported directly on the supporting surface. In each case, the support provided in the region of the screening material discharge end of any such earlier screening machine in the conveying direction is supported in the region of the screening material feed end of the screening machine that is subsequent in the screening material conveying direction, on this subsequent machine.

A mobile machine for conveying and/or processing mineral aggregate material, includes a machine frame and a conveyor module supported on the machine frame so as to be displaceable relative to the latter. A conveyor line runs along a virtual conveyor path (FB), the conveyor module being designed at least for conveying the aggregate material along the conveyor path on the conveyor line. A component carrier in a working state of the machine runs in an elevation direction (H) at a distance from the conveyor line crosswise with respect to the conveyor path above the conveyor line. The component carrier supports at least one functional module which interacts with the aggregate material conveyed on the conveyor line. The conveyor module is displaceable relative to the machine frame with a displacement component in the elevation direction. The component carrier is movable both relative to the conveyor module and the machine frame.

A mobile machine for separation and recovery of spent shot, the machine including a drive unit to provide self-propelled mobility to the machine, a charged soil collection assembly mounted relative to the drive unit to collect soil charged with spent shot, and at least one separation assembly to separate spent shot from other collected material, the spent shot conveyed to a collection vessel for disposal.

The present invention proposes a coal and gangue separation device, including a first supporting seat, a guide part and multiple material bins. The guide part is hinged with the first supporting seat; the guide part rotates in a vertical direction; and inlets of the plurality of material bins are sequentially distributed on a rotation track of a movable end of the guide part. In the coal and gangue separation device of the present invention, the high-pressure airflow of a high-pressure nozzle does not directly act on the materials, but on grate bar driving mechanisms; and cantilever grate bars are driven to rotate by the grate bar driving mechanisms so as to directionally discharge the mineral aggregate. Therefore, the gangue can accurately enter a gangue collection bin; and the clean coal can accurately enter a clean coal collection bin.

Machine, especially a padding machine, (10) for the burying of pipes, in particular arranged in a respective excavation of the ground, quali gas pipelines, oil pipelines, aqueducts, or altri, in particular for la covering of said pipe with a corresponding material, in particular un treated material, preferably screened or frantumato, comprising a main support framework (12) of the apparatus, in particular which extends according to a respective longitudinal axis of the same machine (10), a cabin (24) for housing the driver of the machine (10), such a cabin is in the form of a cabin movable with respect to said main support frame (12). Said cabin (24) for housing the driver of the machine (10) can be positioned, in corresponding vertical positions, or placed at height levels different from each other, preferably moving vertically, or perpendicularly to said ground.

A mobile mineral material processing plant is adaptively coupled to a screen module using an elongated coupling base that has first and second adapters to respectively detachably attach together a screen module, one or more exit conveyors and to detachably attach the screen module and the one or more exit conveyors to the plant. The first adapter pivotably couples to the plant on laterally moving the plant to engage with a first connector of the first adapter. The second adapter allows an actuator to lift the screen module with the coupling base so that the screen module pivots from ground about the pivotable coupling to an inclined operating configuration. The coupling base is angled to horizontally align a reject conveyor in the inclined operating configuration.

The invention comprises a system for wet screening of oilwell proppant at the wellsite to provide a controlled and controllable amount of properly sized and screened proppant and fluid to a frac fluid blending system.

The invention comprises a system for wet screening of oilwell proppant at the wellsite to provide a controlled and controllable amount of properly sized and screened proppant and fluid to a frac fluid blending system.