0605 Dry fine powder hopper for water-saturated clay.

Eliminating the bridge phenomenon! Introducing a case study of a dry fine powder hopper for water-saturated clay.

This is an installation case of the bridging phenomenon that occurs due to the poor fluidity of fine powder, despite the hopper having a gentle slope. Three Brodie disks were installed per side, with one on the lower level and two on the upper level, for a total of 12 disks to resolve the issue. At our company, if we can review your sample and hopper diagram, we will provide a reasonable implementation proposal that suits your needs. Please feel free to contact us. [Implementation Overview (Partial)] ■ Target Material: Dried pulverized water-washed clay - Particle Size: Approximately 10μm on average - Moisture Content: Over 1% (with variability, some can be quite high) ■ Hopper: 1500×1500 (conical hopper) - Slope: Approximately 50° ■ Equipment Configuration: Three Brodie disks per side (one on the lower level and two on the upper level) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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【Other Implementation Overview】 ■ Control: The controller, which houses 6 solenoid valves, sequentially turns on the air in two groups at 6 locations with a time difference for the blow disks. ■ Product Specifications - Blow Disk: BD-15S-B, 12 units - Controller: C-SV6, 1 unit 【Key Points of This Equipment】 ■ The elastic disk (silicone) is very important in terms of strength and durability, especially considering the risk of foreign material contamination. The silicone disks in this equipment are exceptionally strong and durable. Once you use it, you will understand! ■ 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 materials or feel free to contact us.