Accumulator for object feeder

B - Operations – Transporting – 65 – G

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B65G 27/04 (2006.01) B65G 47/51 (2006.01) B65G 47/68 (2006.01)

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CA 1041939

ACCUMULATOR FOR OBJECT FEEDER Abstract of the Disclosure An accumulator is formed alongside the main feed portion of a vibratory object feeder having a vibrated base covered with inclined pile material, and the accumulator is formed by arranging the pile in different bristle inclination directions. A removal portion of the accumulator receives objects crowded out of the feed portion, and a re-entry portion of the accumulator moves the crowded-out objects back into the feeder portion. The bristle inclination directions of the pile material in the accumulator cooperate to move the crowded-out objects in a generally arcuate swirl that re-enters the objects into the feed path as soon as space is available. A small number of crowded-out objects form a small diameter swirl, and the swirl diameter increases with increase in the number of crowded-out objects to accumu- late as many objects as desired. Such an arrangement also re-enters the crowded-out objects into the main feed path as soon as space is available so there is no delay in waiting for the last of the crowded-out objects to arrive at the output. - 1 -

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