0352 Promoting discharge from the dust collector hopper section.

0352 Promoting discharge from the dust collector hopper section.

No bridge occurs, and the time required for discharge is also reduced! Introducing a case study of the Brody Disk.

This is a case where there was a large amount of retention and a long retention time in the dust collector hopper, leading to the occurrence of bridging. In the case of a dust collector hopper of approximately 2000 square units, it is common to install 8 "blow disks," but since there are cases where retention is allowed up to about 2/3 of the hopper capacity, 12 disks were installed instead. After implementation, there were no occurrences of bridging, and the time required for discharge was also reduced. 【Overview】 ■ Hopper size: 2000×2000 ■ Discharge outlet: 250 square units ■ Target material: Water treatment chemicals ■ A total of 3 disks were installed: 1 near the discharge outlet on each side and 2 above that ■ A controller with 6 solenoid valves was used to sequentially turn on air in time intervals, with 2 blow disks at 6 locations *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us. *Our website features numerous implementation examples, which can be checked via the link below.

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【Product Specifications】 ■Blow Disc: BD-15S-B, 12 pieces ■Controller: C-SV6, 1 unit 【Key Points of This Equipment】 ■The elastic disc (silicone) is very important in terms of strength and durability, especially considering the risk of foreign matter contamination. Our silicone discs have excellent strength and durability. You will understand this once you use them! ■Control (how to aerate?) is crucial! We provide guidance on what should be done. A dedicated controller is also available. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us. TEL: 06-6777-2777