Natural discharging
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Due to the gravity of the material bucket, the material is discharged toward the lower part; the upper part of the bucket is connected to the atmosphere at normal pressure. The material is sticky, and the current discharge speed is not satisfactory – it’s too slow. Do any experts have any good solutions?
Expand the feed pipe opening or increase the pressure.
It’s because there’s concern about bubbles in the material, that’s why gas pressure has not been used.
{:3_54:} What happens if there are bubbles in the material? You can use nitrogen, as it does not participate in the reaction. If that doesn’t work, preheat your materials before adding them. If you can pre-mix all your raw materials, use another material along with a preheater to heat up your material tank
The material has a high viscosity; once it is cast into shape, if bubbles are present in the finished product, it cannot be used.
{:3_54:}. . . For material molding, mechanical methods have to be used; pneumatic methods won’t work. Rising temperatures are likely to affect the subsequent molding process as well. In this case, you can try adding an additional discharge tube
Are there any ways to increase the flow rate for liquids with high viscosity?
{:3_54:} Modify your material tank by using a floating-roof type design; it functions like a syringe, with an external force being applied to force the liquid out
{:3_54:} Modify your material tank by using a floating-roof type design; it functions like a syringe, with an external force being applied to force the liquid out
{:3_54:} Modify your material tank by using a floating-roof type design; it functions like a syringe, with an external force being applied to force the liquid out