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TS dewatering screen for sand and tailings

A vibrating deck separates free water from wet material in sand-washing, fine-recovery and suitable tailings circuits. Compare TS models against the material, slurry conditions and required installation.

Process duty: Sand & tailings dewatering
Available information: Models, applications & selection inputs

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Applications

Product sand dewatering
Tailings dewatering
Recovery systems

Information for selection

Material type, moisture and clay content
Feed grading and target throughput
Product requirements and upstream/downstream interfaces

Related technical guides

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Models & technical specifications

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Specifications are for selection reference. Capacity varies with material and duty; confirm the final configuration for your project. Wide tables scroll horizontally.

Models & reference specifications

Dewatering screen — Models & reference specifications
Model	Screen area (unit to confirm)	Motor Power(kW)	Vibration Force(kN)	Capacity(t/h)	Total Weight(t)
TS1630	4.8	2.2*2	24	40-80	3.2
TS1840	7.2	3.7*2	36	80-120	4.5
TS2040	8.0	5.5*2	48	150-200	5.8
TS2450	12.0	11*2	72	200-250	8.5
TS3050	15.0	15*2	90	260-300	11.2

Confirm the screen-area unit before using values in that column for selection calculations.

Source: product catalogue, PDF page 32

The dewatering duty after washing or recovery

Wet material moves forward along the vibrating screen as water passes through the deck. The screen handles the dewatering duty; a hydrocyclone recovery system performs a different separation task. Plan the screen around its incoming material and the equipment before and after it.

Specify the deck and support arrangement

The catalogue lists stainless steel, nylon and polyurethane deck options, together with base-mounted, suspended and combined mounting arrangements. Review the deck material, selected model, available supports and connection conditions before confirming an installation.

Questions before you choose

Does a dewatering screen guarantee a fixed final moisture content?

This specification table does not establish a guaranteed final moisture value. The screen separates free water, but the required result needs to be checked against the actual material and operating conditions. Include the intended product handling and moisture requirement in the enquiry.

What affects the choice of TS model?

Material size, slurry concentration and screen-deck material affect the duty. Compare the reference capacity with the intended throughput, then confirm the deck, mounting arrangement and upstream/downstream interfaces for the project. Base mounting is the catalogue default unless another arrangement is specified.

Can I use the screen-area column for sizing calculations?

The source table has an unresolved unit inconsistency in the screen-area column. Confirm the unit before using those values for sizing calculations. The specification table retains this warning rather than treating the unit as verified.

Compare connected equipment and processes

Fine sand recovery before dewatering

Compare pump-fed cyclone recovery with the standalone screen duty.

Wet sand-making and washing process

Locate dewatering after sand washing and fine-particle recovery in the process.

Tailings recovery and water handling

Review separate routes for recovered sand, fine slurry and return water.

Discuss your material and site requirements

Send your feed material, target throughput and product requirements. Include the existing equipment and water-handling arrangements for an upgrade, so the configuration and supply scope can be checked together.

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