A concrete recovery or reclamation device including an entry hopper at an inlet end of the device, at least one screen conveyor inclined upwardly away from the inlet end, at least one vibratory device to cause vibration of the at least one screen conveyor, a liquid dispersion system to disperse liquid over the at least one screen conveyor, a collection sump to collect charged wash liquid, at least one wash liquid outlet from the sump, and at least one reclaimed aggregate material outlet from each at least one screen conveyor.

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.

Aggregate washing systems are described including mechanisms for slurrying, washing and/or dewatering aggregate material.

Aggregate washing systems are described including mechanisms for slurrying, washing and/or dewatering aggregate material.

The invention comprises a system for wet screening of oil well 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 oil well 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.

An apparatus for washing and grading sand includes a first vibrating screen having a deck arranged to receive a feed material. Oversize material passes over the deck of the first vibrating screen for collection as a first product, and undersize material and water are collected in a sump of the first vibrating screen before being pumped to a hydrocyclone. A second vibrating screen receives an underflow from the hydrocyclone upon a deck thereof, with oversize material passing over the deck of the second vibrating screen for collection as a second product. An overflow from the hydrocyclone passes into a settling tank, and a water storage reservoir receives water overflowing from the settling tank while sludge is collected and removed from a lower end of the settling tank. Water is passed from the water storage reservoir to the first and second vibrating screens to wash and fluidise material thereon.

An apparatus for washing and grading sand includes a first vibrating screen having a deck arranged to receive a feed material. Oversize material passes over the deck of the first vibrating screen for collection as a first product, and undersize material and water are collected in a sump of the first vibrating screen before being pumped to a hydrocyclone. A second vibrating screen receives an underflow from the hydrocyclone upon a deck thereof, with oversize material passing over the deck of the second vibrating screen for collection as a second product. An overflow from the hydrocyclone passes into a settling tank, and a water storage reservoir receives water overflowing from the settling tank while sludge is collected and removed from a lower end of the settling tank. Water is passed from the water storage reservoir to the first and second vibrating screens to wash and fluidise material thereon.

A sorting station is provided with a hopper, at least one conveyor belt, a deck screener, including at least one mesh screen and at least one spray bar, a chute, having a tapering form, a prep screw, a dewatering screen, wherein the deck screener is configured to have vibration applied thereto to separate a matter from a mixture of matters, and where the at least one spray bar is configured to wash the mixture of matter and further separate a selected matter from the mixture of matters. Methods of sorting a particular matter from a mixture of matters, and processes of filtering soil are also provided.