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Differences between dynamic classifiers and static classifiers

2009-02-13View Original

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Regarding the classification of mineral powder, is it better to use a static classifier or a dynamic classifier – which one has advantages? What is the cost difference between dynamic classifiers and static classifiers? What is the difference in initial investment cost between dynamic classifiers and static classifiers?
Reply #22009-02-13
The static classifier, commonly known as a coarse powder separator, relies on adjusting the blade angle and the opening of the air dampers to separate the powder; its efficiency is relatively low; There are three generations of dynamic classifiers: centrifugal types, cyclone types, and the new type of powder selector with a cage rotor. All of them require external power, offer high efficiency, but naturally also have high investment costs. The two types have different uses; for precise grading or ultra-fine powder separation, the non-dynamic type is naturally the appropriate choice.

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