Improving Mail Processing Through R&D
Synopsis
40,000 pieces of mail per hour can be handled by a mixed mail air culling device developed by R&D engineers at the U.S. Postal Service.
Synopsis
At the U.S. Postal Service's Bureau of Research and Engineering, engineers work on innovative solutions for mail processing. The film details various projects, including a fluidic device that uses controlled air jets to sort letters and a prototype capable of handling 40,000 pieces of mail per hour. It also features a high-speed fluidic facing and cancelling machine. These developments aim to mechanize operations and reduce human labor in mail processing, reflecting ongoing efforts in research and development as of 2015.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See how fluidic devices are changing mail processing.
- Find out about high-speed mail sorting innovations.
- Meet engineers developing next-gen postal technology.
Did You Know
- The fluidic device can handle 40,000 pieces of mail per hour.
- Controlled compressed air is being used to reduce maintenance costs.
- The film features a prototype that separates letter mail from parcels and papers.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is fluidic technology used for in mail processing?
Fluidic technology is being researched for its potential to eliminate many moving parts in mail processing, thereby reducing maintenance costs.
How many pieces of mail can the mixed mail air color handle per hour?
The mixed mail air color can handle 40,000 pieces of mail per hour.
What is the purpose of the fluidic facing and cancelling machine?
The fluidic facing and cancelling machine is designed to perform mechanical functions at very high speeds, such as letter feed using vacuum.
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