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Seeking an appropriate method of feeding

2008-01-20View Original

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Dear friends: During the production process, according to the requirements of the manufacturing process, the raw materials must not be exposed to air. The raw materials used are both solid and liquid; what are some good solutions for this?
Reply #22008-01-20
Feeding is done using a sleeve; solids and liquids are added separately at the same time, similar to the burner in a gasification furnace
Reply #32008-01-21
It’s easier when the liquid doesn’t come into contact with air; it might not be so easy for solids. Consider protecting the solids with nitrogen or another inert gas!
Reply #42008-01-21
It is essential to ensure the sealing integrity of the equipment (purify it by replacing the air with argon; if possible, install an oxygen and water detector). If the solid materials have good flow properties, high-purity inert gases can be used as a driving force for transportation. The same principle applies to liquids. All of our company’s products require to be processed under conditions of virtually no water or oxygen, and this method is precisely what we use (high-purity argon as a driving force for transporting solids and liquids). If liquidity is poor, then one has to think of other ways.

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