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I am currently working on a paper about the application of sulfur granulation technology in China; I would appreciate some feedback from everyone

2016-03-09View Original

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This post was last edited by Yi Han on 2016-3-10 at 11:27. The paper aims to introduce the current application status in China of the three granulation methods involving steel belts, rollers, and wet processes; please share your suggestions. If possible, you may also provide the following information. 1. The unit or region in question, the granulation process used, when it was put into operation, the processing capacity, and how many sets of such equipment there are.
2. Vulnerable parts of the equipment, the difficulty of maintenance, common faults, maintenance intervals – for example, how often maintenance is needed, such as once a year or once a month – the main components that require maintenance, and the associated maintenance costs.
3. What tasks are required for daily maintenance, and what staffing is needed – for example, how many operators are required.
4. The designed processing capacity compared to the actual processing capacity.
5. The conditions at the site: whether there are any unpleasant odors, whether the factory gets too hot in summer, the level of dust, noise levels, and their impact on workers.
6. The frequency of operation – for example, how many times it runs per month, how many hours it runs each time, and the annual processing volume.
7. Energy consumption – such as motor power, cooling water volume, steam usage, etc. I welcome experts to leave messages for me or send emails to unin@qq.com so we can exchange ideas together
Reply #22016-03-10
We have already contacted several factories in Xinjiang, Guangxi, Hubei, and Ningxia to learn about the use of various manufacturing processes there. Everyone was very enthusiastic, engaging in active communication and discussions; some of the information was useful, while other parts were problematic.
Reply #32016-03-18
I’ve had the technicians from our workshop get in touch with you. I have also been considering conducting research on sulfur molding equipment, and I hope you can share the results of that research with everyone.
Reply #42016-03-21
This is a good thing. Everyone might as well share what they have learned. It will also be helpful for the operation of each granulator in the future. Try to provide support.
Reply #52016-03-22
Okay. You can send me an email or add me on QQ
Reply #62016-04-01
We are planning to set up a granulation system; could someone experienced please help me find some relevant information and compile some statistics?
Reply #72016-04-05
The original poster is very knowledgeable about wet granulation, so you can communicate with him.
Reply #82016-04-08
I do have a lot of information on granulation; I’ve been collecting it over the past few years. You can add me on QQ at 181766257 to chat
Reply #92016-04-10
We also need to set up a granulation system; currently we are evaluating wet methods, drum systems, and steel belt systems – we’re not sure which one is better. We hope to exchange ideas on this~~
Reply #102016-04-11
I do have a lot of information on granulation; I’ve been collecting it over the past few years. You can add me on QQ at 181766257 to chat

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