Characteristics of Bulk Materials
When designing equipment for handling and processing bulk materials, it’s essential to understand ...
Read More>NFPA 69: Guidelines and Compliance for Airlocks
Founded in 1896, the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) created its Committee on Safety to ...
Read More>Do Rotary Valves Need Special Coatings?
Cutting, drilling, grinding, milling, sawing, or other processing all lead to dust generation ...
Read More>How to Clean Your Quick-Clean Rotary Valve on Rails
A common problem affecting rotary valve functionality is simply having to keep it clean. Each time ...
Read More>What's the Difference Between a Rotary Valve and a Rotary Airlock?
They are called rotary valves, rotary airlocks, rotary feeders, rotary airlock feeders, or ...
Read More>Using Rotary Airlocks for Metal Recycling
As metals can be recycled repeatedly, recycling facilities that process scrap metal are ...
Read More>Rotary Airlocks for Cement Manufacturing and Processing Abrasive Materials
Cement is often referred to as Portland cement, a generic term used for nearly all cement. It is ...
Read More>How to Properly Size an Airlock
A key component for controlling the flow of dry material in bulk powder throughout processing ...
Read More>Why Airlocks are Used in a Dust Collection System?
Dust collectors are essential for ensuring workers' health and safety in various industrial ...
Read More>What is a Rotary Airlock Feeder?
A rotary airlock feeder is a type of industrial valve used in material handling systems to process ...
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