0613 Elimination of potassium sulfate bridge

Air ON with the Brodisk at a time delay! Introducing a case that resolved a problem in one shot.

We received a consultation regarding a problem where a bridge occurs in the newly introduced air transport tank. The equipment flow is "air transport → dust collector → hopper → rotary valve → screw feeder," and even when poked with a stick, it only creates a hole and does not come out easily, resulting in a situation where it took a long time to finally resolve. Therefore, we installed a total of 8 Brody disks (BD-15) in 2 tiers. This completely resolved the issue. 【Case Summary】 ■ Equipment Flow: Air transport → dust collector → hopper → rotary valve → screw feeder ■ Problem Situation - Bridging in the hopper - Does not come out easily even when poked with a stick (only creates a hole) - Takes a long time to finally resolve *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

basic information

**Countermeasures** - Due to the situation where it does not come out unless it is poked repeatedly with a stick, a total of 8 Brodisks (BD-15) are installed in 2 tiers, with 4 in each tier. - For control, the 8 Brodisks are activated with air in pairs at staggered intervals using a controller (C-SV4) that incorporates 4 solenoid valves. (In this case, the ones installed in the lower tier are prioritized.) **Key Points of This Equipment** - The elastic disk (silicone) is very important in terms of the risk of foreign matter contamination, so strength and durability are crucial. The silicone disks of this equipment are exceptionally strong and durable. Once you use it, you will understand! - Control (how to aerate?) is important! 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.*