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Loading and unloading of highly variable catalysts

2010-01-15View Original

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Environmental regulations are becoming increasingly strict now; the previous method of removing catalysts is no longer sufficient to meet the requirements. I wonder if there are any better alternatives.
Reply #22010-01-16
Some solution can be found: when unloading the catalyst, park the truck under the discharge hole; use funnels and bags to transfer the catalyst into the truck, and spray water while doing so to prevent the generation of excessive dust. Inserting a long steel pipe into the discharge hole can help remove about 80% of the catalyst, with the remaining amount having to be removed manually.
Reply #32010-01-16
Will it burn out the cloth bag? Is there a better way?
Reply #42010-01-17
Using a vacuum pump to extract it is an option to consider! ! ! !
Reply #52010-01-17
I support using a vacuum pump, as it is more environmentally friendly. Still, it is necessary to pay attention to cooling and keeping it away from air.

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