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In order to facilitate production management, the calcium carbide at the generator feeding port needs to be measured at the secondary level to obtain a preliminary understanding of calcium carbide consumption in a timely manner. In the wet acetylene device, since the calcium carbide is fed intermittently, the calcium carbide at the generator feeding port can be measured at the secondary level through measuring instruments such as a belt scale or a hook scale. However, in the dry acetylene device, the calcium carbide is fed continuously. How should the calcium carbide at the generator feeding port be measured in the second level?
There is a belt weighing device. When small solid particles move on the belt, the scanning device above the belt can measure the mass of the small solid particles passing through the scanning device. I have seen it from the coal blending workshop of a large coking plant. Unfortunately I didn't write down the device name.
You can add a known weight of calcium carbide into the silo, measure the start-up time of the feeder, and determine the amount of feed. As long as the frequency of the feeder remains unchanged, the feeding amount can be known based on the feeding time.
It can be calculated from the frequency of the feeding spiral!