Fish characteristic detecting and sorting apparatus

B - Operations – Transporting – 07 – C

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341/56, 201/92,

B07C 5/34 (2006.01) B65G 47/24 (2006.01)

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CA 1039235

ABSTRACT Fish are oriented by laying them in random arrange- ment in the central portion of a vibration, truncated- crescent trough, the opposite ends of which form passages slightly wider than the widest fish being sorted. Fish move headfirst toward the trough ends, and the movement of fishy discharged in single file from such trough ends is accelerated to propel fish past detector means. Such detector means include a radiant-energy source and fish-sorting means responsive to energy from such source operable to deflect fish leaving such source for channeling the fish correspond- ing to a characteristic detected by the detector. Such characteristic may be sex, length or sidewise orientation. Alternatively, fish can be subjected to detector means for energizing a signal simply to indicate a characteristic of the fish without sorting the fish, such as by placing a fish on an energy-transmitting surface, applying an energy- responsive element to the opposite side of the fish and actuating a signal in response to operation of the energy- responsive element.

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