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Choose a good discharge valve

2008-01-20View Original

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The materials produced by our company have fine particles and are relatively viscous. Please help us choose a good discharge valve to avoid clogging the bottom of the kettle.
Reply #22008-08-10
Ask a few questions: 1. Is the valve installed at the bottom of the kettle? Or could you please explain the specific location? 2. How high is the viscosity of the material? Will it solidify due to temperature changes? 3. Temperature and changes of materials? Stress and change? What is the impact of changes in various parameters on material properties? 4. How often does it take to discharge the material? How long at a time? 5. Does the material have special characteristics such as corrosion? Is there any pollution to the external environment? 6. Is purging allowed and purging medium allowed? Thank you. This post was last edited by flowtex on 2008-8-10 09:07 ]

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