trommel

A trommel is used to separate materials by size.

The ore is fed into the elevated end of the trommel.

First, a large trommel separates materials like appliances and fabrics.

In 1966 the staff magazine, Die Trommel, was published for the first time, and has been printed six times a year ever since.

The tools they use to recover the gold are: mercury, a trommel, water pumps, and an excavator.

The conveyor belts empty into a coarse, rotating trommel.

The waste is then carried to an inclined rotating cylinder known as a trommel, which has a screen with two-inch-square openings.

The crushed spent shale falls through holes in the trommel, while ceramic balls are transferred to the ball heater.

A ballistic separator can be installed after a trommel to perform a sophisticated separation process, whereby:

The fine rotating trommel allows the soil fraction to pass through, leaving mid-sized, non-biodegradable, mostly recyclable materials.

Notably in the Trommel's Tunnel scene, where the reflective eyes of the tunnel entrance were completely cleaned.

A trommel is composed of a slightly-inclined rotating metal tube (the 'scrubber section') with a screen at its discharge end.

Diego Pérez Reventún was the editor of El Trommel.

El Trommel was printed at La Ideal printing shop in Santander.

A smaller trommel then allows the biodegraded soil fraction to pass through leaving non-biodegradable, recyclable materials on the screen to be collected.

The gravel was washed in a revolving trommel from which the screened material went directly to the sluices and the oversize to a belt stacker.

Portable trommels (also called portable trommel screens) are often used in the production of organic products from various types of waste.

The coarse trommel empties into the fine rotating trommel.

El Trommel substituted an earlier socialist publication, La Voz del Pueblo.

Often referred to as Trommel's Tunnel, this scene presents riders with a massive creature with red, spinning eyes and a gaping mouth.

At the kiln passage, the spent shale and the ceramic balls are separated in a perforated rotating separation drum (trommel).

When Captain Bartlett, one of the house guests at Trommel Castle, dies, the police are quick to call it an accident.

He suddenly appeared and killed Trommel just when Trommel was going to get Tokio.

El Trommel was a socialist fortnightly newspaper published from El Astillero, Spain 1906-1908.

They may be small-scale, as used in prospecting, or much larger as in commercial operations, where the material is first screened using a trommel or screening plant.