0660 At the foundry sand regeneration facility

Most cases, such as bridges and rat holes, can be easily resolved with this equipment!

We would like to introduce a case where "Blow Disks" were installed in a hopper (dust collector) that generates fine dust during the regeneration of foundry sand. The issue was that the fine dust easily absorbed moisture, causing bridging when stored in the dust collector hopper, making it impossible to discharge. We provided information on the arrangement and control of this equipment tailored to the customer's usage conditions, and after detailed discussions, it was implemented. The results have been excellent, with no bridging occurring at all. 【Overview of Arrangement and Control】 - A total of 8 Blow Disks (standard type BD-15) were installed, with 4 in the lower section and 4 in the upper section. The lower section was arranged in the left, right, and center, while the upper section had the 4 disks positioned towards the corners. - The 8 Blow Disks were sequentially aerated in pairs with a time delay using a controller (C-SV4) that incorporates 4 solenoid valves. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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【Other Case Summary】 ■Condition Overview - Hopper Dimensions: Approximately 1500×1500 - Discharge Mechanism: Rotary Valve ■Product Specifications, etc. - Brody Disk BD-15S-B: 8 pieces - Controller C-SV4: 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. We believe you will understand this once you use it! ■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.