How to detect the presence of plastic particles in pipes?

2020-08-29View Original

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There is a situation in which plastic particles are transported through a pipe with a DN125 diameter, using air to push them along. At the end of the transportation process, it is necessary to be able to shut off the pipe quickly. Is there any device that can detect when there are no more particles left?

Reply #22020-08-29

For the air delivery system, just increase the wind pressure.

Reply #32020-08-29

Do such pipes require anti-static measures?

Reply #42020-08-30

It’s definitely necessary to eliminate static electricity. What color are the plastic particles? Is color sorting required? Is it the raw material for crushing?

Reply #52020-08-30

It’s definitely necessary to eliminate static electricity. What color are the plastic particles? Is color sorting required? Is it the raw material for crushing?

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