W E C O N V E Y Q U A L I T Y

SAMSON ®

BULK MATERIAL
RECEIVING UNIT
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CONTENTS

3 Surface Installation

4 The Samson Solution

5 Universal Application

6 Operational Concept

7 Discharge Rate Control Mobile Samson Feeder receives Kaolin for Ship Loading (Truck to Ship Concept)

8 Body & Entry Designs

A UNIQUE CONCEPT
9 Samson Construction
B&W Mechanical Handling Ltd. developed the Samson surface
feeder concept to satisfy the demands of clients requiring a mobile
10 Dust & Fume Control solution to receive general bulk materials such as coal and aggre-
gates direct from tipping trucks in mainly Ship Loading applications
11 Enclosure Systems where fixed plant was not a viable option.
The Samson concept eliminated the need for any truck ramps or
12 Discharge Interface fixed civil work and was rapidly extended to fixed plant projects
where the flexibility of surface installation was a clear benefit.
13 Feeder Options

14 Hydraulic Drive

15 Mechanical Drive

16 Instrumentation

17 Electrical Controls

18 Sizing and Screening

19 Storage Solutions

20 Under Floor Options

21 Railcar Discharge

22 Related Products

23 After Sales & Service Mobile Samson in Quarry with Integral Sizer receives from Dump Trucks

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The Samson Receives Coal for the Coking Plant at a major UK steel works operating continuously 24/7

SURFACE INSTALLATION
• No Deep Pits.
• No Underground Hoppers.
• No Expensive Civil Works.
• Flexibility of Location.
• One Piece Integrated Machine.
• Receives Direct from Trucks.
• Receives Direct from Shovels.
• Buffer Holding Capacity.
• Fast Truck Discharge.
• Controlled Rate Feeding.
The Samson receives Sand for a Mortar Plant discharging to Belt Transfer Conveyor • Handles Dry and Dusty Materials.
The Samson provides a compact • Reduced Dust Generation.
solution for this new Mortar • Handles Wet and Sticky Materials.
plant and by combining a cross • No Risk of Bridging or Blockage.
mounted transfer conveyor with
• Reduced Energy Consumption.
a vertical bucket elevator to
raise the sand to storage silos • Easy Maintenance Access.
the complete equipment could • Easy Housekeeping Access.
then be surface mounted avoid- • Reliable in Service.
ing the cost and complication of
• Proven References Worldwide.
underground pits and hoppers.

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Illustrated above a conventional

underground truck tipping hop-
per with deep pit and feeder
discharging to an inclined belt
conveyor to raise the material
out of the pit and to the associ-
ated process plant.
Requires permanent and expen-
sive civil works and cannot be
relocated to accommodate plant
development.
The Samson Bulk Material Receiving Unit Truck Dump Station

AN ECONOMICAL SOLUTION

In this Cement Grinding Plant three Samson Bulk Material Receiving Units intake Cement Clinker plus other additives for the whole plant

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Flexible side seals

contain the larger
material whilst the
raised belt edge
contains any fines
passing the main
seal to prevent
chain contamination

Wide Belt Design Eliminates Bridging

The wide Apron-Belt design The wide Apron-Belt design com-

permits a very low loading bines the strength of a Steel Apron
height allowing the trucks to Feeder with the cleanliness of a
discharge direct to the entry Belt Feeder. Since the material Highly developed over many
section with only a small access depth is less than the belt width the years the Samson side seal con-
ramp. bridging and blockages associated tains the material within the
with conventional tapered hoppers body preventing spillage.
is completely eliminated guarantee-
ing reliable discharge.

CONSTRUCTION CONCEPT

External Chains Outside the Material Flow

Trapezoidal shaped apron bars Steel Apron Bars Support the Load
at every chain pitch provide
maximum support and allow
minimum sprocket diameter. Flexible Side Seal with outer Belt Ledge

Conveyor Belt Aligned with the Chain Pin Centre and Rivetted to the Steel Apron Bars Load Carried on the Chain Rollers

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Broken Glass is received by the Samson at a Recycling Operation

OPERATIONAL CONCEPT
Material is drawn from the tip-
ping truck into the Samson body A
by the forward moving apron-
belt conveyor. The operating
concept can be divided into
three stages as illustrated.
Stage A:
The first truck arrives and dis-
charges its material on to the
forward moving Samson apron-
Material is drawn into the empty Samson body by the forward moving Apron-Belt
belt. As the Samson belt moves
forward so the material is drawn
from the truck body. B
Stage B:
When the truck is empty it
departs the Samson and the
material contained within the
Samson is continually dis-
charged to the following con-
veyor system. The material
moves forward and the Samson
entry section is exposed. The Complete Truck Contents transferred to the Samson body

Stage C:
C
After the first truck has depart-
ed the following truck reverses
into position. During this time
period the forward moving
Samson apron-belt has exposed
the entry section ready to accept
the next truck contents.
And so it goes on...
During the Truck Manoeuvring Cycle the Samson Entry empties ready to accept the next load

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Material Stored within the Samson body may be at various Load Levels along the length of the Samson

DISCHARGE RATE CONTROL

As material is transferred from

the truck or shovel to the Levelling Blade controls the material bed depth at the Samson Discharge
Samson the load level varies
from zero to 100 % along the The Levelling Blade solution main-
machine length. tains a constant bed depth at the
discharge by cutting the peaks into
Since the output rate is propor-
the troughs and enables the final
tional to the material bed depth
output rate to be closely regulated.
and belt speed it is necessary to
regulate the bed depth such For extremely cohesive materials
that the output rate may be con- the rotating Teaser shown right per-
trolled by varying only the belt forms the same task by cutting the
speed. flow into manageable pieces.

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The Samson with Deflected Chassis and Parallel Entry (width 3.0 m) receives Broken Glass from both Tipping Trucks and Shovels

BODY AND ENTRY DESIGNS

The Samson Deflected Chassis
design provides a near horizon-
tal loading section to receive
material from tipping trucks to
maximise the entry volume and
eliminate any risk of the truck Flare Entry width from 4.0 to 6.0 m.
tailgate fouling the apron-belt.
For use only with Shovels the
Straight Chassis design is ade-
quate to maintain the Samson
holding volume.
For operation with trucks the
access ramp height directly con-
trols the Samson entry volume
and therefore the time required
to discharge the truck.
The Samson with Straight Chassis and Flared Entry
Illustration A shows a standard (width 4.5 m) receives Sandy Clay from Shovels

ramp giving a reasonable entry Universal Truck Entry for All Truck Types
capacity of say 10 tons.
Illustration B shows a raised
ramp height giving an increased A B
entry volume to reduce the truck
tipping time and increase the
overall average handling rate.
For operation with multiple truck
designs the Universal Truck
Entry provides total flexibility.
Standard Ramp Raised Ramp for Greater Entry Volume

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The Samson is available in five

basic design ranges each signi-
fied by the chain tension rating
known as.
Samson 380 for light materials
and low duty applications.
Samson 450 with its short
pitch chain design ideal for
medium duty mobile applica-
tions where the lowest entry
height is required.
Samson 450 Super for medi-
um duty continuous process
applications typically handling
fuels, crushed stone, clinker and
similar graded materials.
Samson 800 for continuous
duty applications handing heav-
ier mineral ores and where con-
tinuous availability is mandatory.
Samson 1600 for extreme duty
applications including ROM
material sizes and for the most
arduous operating conditions.

The Massive Samson 1600 receives Gabbros Rock from Shovels for Barge Loading at 1,000 t.p.h.

SAMSON CONSTRUCTION

Samson 380 Samson 450

The Samson construction expands in strength as the chain specification increases

Samson 800 Samson 1600

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The Samson with Deflected Chassis and Full Enclosure including Dust Filter receives Cement Clinker

DUST AND FUME CONTROL

The Samson Surface Feeder is
the ideal solution for the intake
of dry and dusty materials where Displaced
dust pollution is a real hazard. Air

Material free fall is near zero

and the bulk of the truck con-
tents is drawn into the Samson
body in a controlled stream
eliminating particulate separa- Free Falling
Materials
tion and therefore virtually elimi- Separate into
nating dust pollution at source. Particles
Generating
Only when handling the most ...Dust...
Flow into the Samson in a Controlled Stream Expelled by the
dusty materials (Cement Clinker Displaced Air
for example) is it necessary to With a conventional underground
provide dust extraction and then hopper the material falls free allow-
only a relatively small air volume ing particulate separation and gen- Conventional Underground Hopper
is required. Typically only 25% of erating high velocity displaced air.
the rate required for extraction
The displaced air ejects the dust
on conventional deep hoppers
particles from the hopper at high
thus saving not only on capital
speed causing extreme fugitive dust
cost but also on long term oper-
pollution with both environmental
ational costs also.
and health and safety implications.
Resultant Dust Pollution

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Enclosure with Fume Extraction for Odious Materials Mobile Samson with Flexible PVC Sheet Partial Enclosure

Full Enclosure with Flexible Entry Curtain but without Dust Extraction Full Enclosure with Ducted Dust Extraction

ENCLOSURE SYSTEMS
Fixed enclosures clad in Profiled Steel sheeting over
a fabricated steel frame made integral to the body
of the Samson eliminating the need for additional or
separate buildings... less cost... greater flexibility...
The enclosure may be supplied complete in flat-
packed components for site assembly or may be
manufactured locally with an engineering only
package by B&W.

Enclosure with Extended Flared Entry for large Mining Dump Trucks

The Samson enclosure integrated to a complete coal preparation plant handling ROM material direct from the adjacent open cast mine

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Twin Samson Surface Feeders discharge to a Common Belt Conveyor at 90 degrees with Parallel Chutes

DISCHARGE INTERFACE

Parallel Head Chute for 90 degree Transfer

Standard Samson
body will be termi-
nated to an outlet
flange at this level

The Samson with a Centralising Head Chute discharges to a conveyor positioned In-Line

The Parallel Head Chute eliminates risk of bridging and blockage

when handling cohesive materials and is always the preferred solu-
tion where the plant arrangement permits.
Where the ongoing conveyor is in-line or at an angle to the Samson
then the centralising chute is the only option but generally this solu-
tion is less compact and requires an increased discharge height.
Centralising Head Chute

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Vibro-Feeder controlling feed rate to a Steep Angle Belt Conveyor

Single Screw Feeder provides metered output to a Bucket Elevator Kleen-Line Belt Feeder transfer to Bucket Elevator

FEEDER OPTIONS

Twin Screws meter output to Progressive Cavity Pump Vibro-Feeder with Reject Grill to remove over size material

For closely controlled discharge rate down to a few

cubic metres per hour a suitable feeder device at
the Samson discharge is required.
Using the Samson head chute as a small buffer
hopper the output of the Samson is regulated using
high a level detector to stop/start the drive and
maintain a constant level in the head chute.
Generally not used with a Levelling Blade except in
special conditions.
Vibratory Feeder provides regulated output to an inclined belt conveyor

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Hydraulic Drive comprising Variable Displacement Hydraulic Pump providing local or remote belt speed control

HYDRAULIC DRIVE
K J

G
L E
B H
M
D F Axial Piston Hydraulic Pump Set
A C

Comprehensive protection and oil filtration systems guarantee long life and reliable operation

A - Suction Strainer. G - Hydraulic Motor.

B - Hydraulic Pump. H - Reduction Gear.
C - Pressure Filter. J - Oil Cooler (where required).
D - Relief Valve. K - Return Line Filter.
E - Solenoid Control Valve. L - Reservoir Instrumentation.
F - Speed Control Valve. M - Reservoir Heater.
Radial Piston Hydraulic Motor

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All Samson Feeders are supplied as standard with a shaft mounted reduction gear

MECHANICAL DRIVE
Hydraulic drives are available for
all machines but are preferred
under the following conditions:
Very high torque demand or
when dual gear drives are
required to equalise the load
share on each side of the
drive shaft.
Compact high power trans-
mission capacity generally
for drives over 55 kW..
Rapid drive cycling when
used with a level detector
control in the head chute. Worm main gear unit with helical primary reduction to achieve the required overall gear ratio

Mechanical Drives provide a

less complex alternative and are
the preferred solution for:
Continuous output using the
Levelling Blade solution thus
avoiding rapid drive cycling.
Remotely controlled variable
speed is required interfaced
to a central process control.
Where there may be a prob-
lem with maintenance facili-
ties for hydraulic equipment.
High efficiency Helical/Bevel main reduction gear with helical primary

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G D

F E

INSTRUMENTATION
For the safe operation and pro- D - Blocked Chute detector
tection of the Samson feeder arranged to stop the Samson drive
various items of field instrumen- if the head chute is over filled or
tation are available: blocked with material.
A - Rotating Warning Beacon E - Hydraulic Fluid Reservoir pro-
linked to a drive torque monitor- tection systems to inhibit the elec-
ing system to warn of impend- tric motor in the event of high fluid
ing overload and indicate to the temperature or low fluid level.
Traffic Lamp Truck Management
operator to cease filling.
F - Tail shaft Rotation Sensor to
B - Ultrasonic Detector to signal inhibit the drive system in the event
the presence of a vehicle at the rotation is lost in normal operation.
Samson entry and initiate a con-
trolled startup sequence for the G - Traffic Lamp linked to the ongo-
Samson and the ongoing plant. ing process control to signal either
the machine readiness or the grade
C - When the Samson head or type of material required.
chutes forms a buffer hopper for Samson starts on low level stops on high level
an ongoing feeder this Level H - Local control cabinet plus safe-
Detector is linked to the drive ty stop system. Chute Level Detection for use with
control to start the Samson on Instruments are generally supplied an auxiliary feeder or when the
low level and stop on high level, loose but with mounting brackets to ongoing conveyor acts as an
see the diagram or the right. fix to the Samson or Chutes. extractor to control the feed rate.

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Inverter Speed Control Modules located local to the Samson but linked to a remote control room

CONTROLS
Variable Output Rate
To control the output rate of the
Samson feeder using the Local Cabinet with Motor Control Gear

Levelling Blade system it is nec-

essary to provide variable speed
for the Samson belt drive.
For mechanical drives an
Inverter is required to control
the motor speed and therefore
the belt speed. For a fixed level-
ling blade height the output rate
is proportional to the belt speed.
For hydraulic drives it is neces-
sary to provide an electronic
interface for the pump servo
allowing for remote speed con-
trol using a 4-20 ma signal.
Interfaces
Weighing Idler
Invariably the Samson will be
linked to a plant control system
for sequencing with other
equipment. Blending Systems

The Samson may be supplied When several different materials

with a local PLC plus necessary must be blended onto a common Control units are supplied loose
communication protocol com- collecting conveyor multiple for site installation either com-
patible with the main plant con- Samson feeders, one for each plete will all necessary motor
trol systems. Or, supplied with material type, may be linked to a control and logic gear or as a
instrumentation only plus such central controller and arranged to local control station only linked
as Inverter unit(s) which will be discharge a set blend ratio as a to an existing central motor con-
connected individually to the proportion of the total output as trol centre (MCC) perhaps
clients control systems located measured by a downstream belt located some distance from the
in the main plant control room. weigh idler. equipment.

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Twin Rotor Sizer supplied with the Samson 1600 Series feeder receives ROM Limestone for crushing down for onward conveying

SIZING AND SCREENING

The Samson may be supplied For fixed plant the Samson
complete with integral rotary may be integrated to per-
crusher or screening equipment manent building structures
to size the raw material before as illustrated right receiving
onward conveying, either as a Limestone from large min-
package or engineered to suit ing dump trucks.
client’s free issue equipment.

Samson supplied with Vibrating Screen to remove oversize material before onward conveying

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The Samson 800 Series provides 100 cubic metres of live storage for Alternative Fuels in a Cement Plant.

LIVE STORAGE SOLUTIONS

For handling difficult materials that are liable to
bridge and block in conventional silos the Samson
offers the ideal solution for live storage with holding
capacities up to around 200 tons.
Illustrated above and right the conventional Samson
design with horizontal loading section and inclined
discharge, with this arrangement the storage volume
is generally limited by the increased chain tension
required to raise the load.
Illustrated below a specialised application for the
storage of Sewage Sludge including twin Samson
surface feeders each with belt conveyor transfer to
two Samson horizontal storage units within the
building able to store and discharge on demand. Extended Inclined Section for increased storage or discharge height

The Samson Horizontal Storage Bunker with Overhead Conveyor and Plough Discharger

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The Side Loading Samson receives Cement Clinker for import directly to an existing conveyor installation

In confined spaces the Side Loading solution may

provide an economical alternative allowing a simpli-
The wide Apron-Belt of the
fied plant layout with reduced transfer points and Samson concept allows near
minimum disruption to the process operation during vertical hopper sides permit-
ting a very shallow pit for
the new equipment installation. economical installation and
for the same reason elimi-
Side loading is particularly suited to drive-over-tip nating any risk of material
applications where the Samson may be mounted bridging or blockage.
below floor level or supplied with a suitable ramp
allowing the trucks to drive over the Samson entry
section, tip and continue in the same direction, as
illustrated right and below.

SIDE LOADING and

DRIVE OVER TIPPING
In drive over projects handling
free flowing materials a simple
grill only is required to support
the truck and allow material to
pass through.
However, for cohesive materials
such a grill may blind and block
and for this condition the drive
over door system was developed
comprising hydraulically operat-
ed doors allowing the truck to
drive over and, after the doors
have automatically opened, dis-
charge direct to the Samson
below without hindrance.

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Discharge facility for Hopper Bottom Railcars receives coal for a Cement Plant including a Samson feeder with 80 tons holding capacity

RAILCAR DISCHARGE
The Samson solution for Railcar
discharge may be implemented
in a shallow pit, typically with
depth only 4.0 metres, ideally
suited in port area with high
ground water level or where
working on hard rock increases
the cost of the excavation which
with a conventional tapered
hopper could be as much as 14
metres deep to obtain the nec-
essary hopper angle for reliable
material flow handling such as
industrial coals etcetera.
With a shallow pit the material The Wide Apron-Belt Samson Concept permits a Shallow Excavation and Economical Installation
free fall is minimised and, since
the Apron-Belt of the Samson
feeder is wider than the typical
railcar, the material flows out-
ward reducing the velocity of
the displaced air and thereby
reducing dust generation.
With the deflected chassis
design the raised discharge pro-
vides an ideal transfer to the fol-
lowing conveyor which, thanks
to the shallow pit depth, may be
of reduced length and therefore
reduced energy input saving on
capital and running costs.

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The Samson Feeder integrated to this Mobile Shiploader permits direct bulk export from Truck to Ship

MOBILE SHIPLOADER and STACKER with

INTEGRAL SAMSON SURFACE FEEDERS

The B&W Stormajor with integrated Samson 1600 Series Feeder and Radial Stacking Boom for Barge Loading

The B&W Stormajor combines the benefits of a Samson Surface Feeder with a Radial Stacking Boom mounted to a common mobile chassis.

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Illustrated above the B&W site supervisor

demonstrates the proper fitting of the con-
veyor belt over the Samson Apron-Bars.
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