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Activated carbon particle transportation

2020-10-20View Original

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Dear sea friends: The 300-mesh activated carbon used for desulfurization and denitration is conveyed by a screw conveyor to a star feeder, then sent to a mixer via a Roots blower (with an outlet pressure that can be adjusted between 0–16 KPa), and finally enters the tower. However, due to equipment compatibility issues, it is not possible to meet the requirement of a process capacity that can be adjusted between 0–10 kg/h. I would like to ask fellow sailors if there are any good solutions or manufacturer recommendations. Thank you all!
Reply #22020-10-22
Can’t the screw conveyor be adjusted? Switch to a rotary discharge valve?
Reply #32020-10-22
Activated carbon particles, 300 mesh, with a slightly larger spiral gap.
Reply #42020-10-22
Is it continuous feeding? Is the feeding amount adjusted manually or automatically?
Reply #52020-10-23
If it is dense-phase transportation, it should be adjustable
Reply #62020-10-23
Hello, it is continuous automatic feeding. Do you have any good solutions or cases for this?
Reply #72020-10-23
This should fall under dilute-phase transport. Do you have any good solutions or other recommendations? Thank you :)

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