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Drying De-agglomeration Fine Grinding Classifying Surface treatment Filter cakes Slurries Sludges Precipitates
Powders
Typical Products
PCC Bentonite Activated bentonite Talc Graphite Gypsum Sewage sludge Industrial sludges Paper wastes Starch Coffee grounds Cocoa Dyes Pigments Ultramarine Iron oxides Wood pulp Cellulose acetate Coal Petroleum coke Kaolin Limestone Chalk Dolomite Burnt lime Barytes Fluorspar
Operating Principle
The mill has a horizontal shaft mounted on bearings at each end. All the mechanical elements of the mill are located on the shaft between the bearings. An optional swing hammer assembly rotating inside a ring of fixed screens reduces the feed from 50mm to 5ram. On each side of the main rotor fixed hammers, in conjunction with static pins, create intense turbulence in which 'attrition' occurs and the product is finely ground and dried. Before the product leaves the mill it passes through the classifying zone where the particle size distribution is controlled. Certain sizes of mill can be fitted with an independently driven classifier for greater control of product fineness or for rapid change to product specification.These mills can be opened without removing any bearings.
Process System
Material is metered into the inlet air stream (I) by a feeding device (2) appropriate to its physical characteristics. If there is a possibility of the feed being contaminated with metallic impurities, a metal detection and rejection facility (3) is interposed between the feeder and the mill inlet.This removes metal w i thout interrupting the flow. The material is entrained on the air stream and carried by it through the size reduction operations in the mill (4).The air transports the final product to a cyclone and/or bag filter (5) and, thus cleaned, continues to the main process fan (6) and to atmosphere.The product is discharged (I 0) to a bagging system or to the next stage of the process.
Drying Function
The air flow to the mill may be heated to temperatures as high as 600~ to create simultaneous drying of the feed material.The outlet temperature from the mill is set to a control value, typically 85~ to give the required product dryness, and this set-point controls the inlet temperature. Any clean source of hot air is suitable, but is usually provided by an oil or gas fired air heater (7). In some cases a proportion of the exhaust air is recycled to the mill inlet to improve thermal efficiency and/or to inert the drying circuit.
Backmixing
Drying of sticky feed materials may require some feed conditioning. This is achieved by blending the feed with a proportion of the dry product. A dry divider (8) is positioned beneath the product collector to divert a quantity of dry material continuously to a mixer/feeder (9) at the mill inlet. The process increases the overall material flow but does not reduce drying capacity or efficiency.
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'A' Series
The main casing is a fully machined, heavy-duty fabricated steel construction. The three main elements are hinged together for easy access. All the internal surfaces are lined with alloyed-iron castings for long wearing life. The main rotor is an assembly of hard castings bolted to a heavy steel disc. All the castings are of small size for ease of handling. The swing hammer section of the mill is cast in manganese steel. The mill is usually supplied for operation with a separate fan in the circuit; however, it is possible to incorporate a fan into the mill for specific operations.
' A ' Series A t r i t o r
'B' Series
This series has a lighter construction but the hinged arrangement is retained.There are no cast iron wear parts but some internal linings are available.The rotor is a single fabrication but the standard form is retained. N o swing hammer zone is available and no internal fan is possible. However, it is possible to manufacture the 'B' Series mills in stainless steeI. A pilot scale unit is also offered for development work.
'B' Series r o t o r
C u s t o m e r Service
A t r i t o r is very conscious of its duties and obligations to its clients. To ensure customer satisfaction we provide a full range of services. 9 Research and developement of products and processes ~ Pilot plant facilities for all our range of equipment 9 C A D Design facilities 9 Full manufacturing of equipment 9 Quality control to BS-EN-ISO 9000 ~ Supply of furl process plant ~ Design and supply of PLC based control systems 9 Large inventory of spare parts 9 Site services
1B Pilot plant unit
Test Facilities
To ensure customer confidence in the capabilities of Atr i tor equipment and processes, we operate a comprehensive pilot plant in Coventry where all of our equipment can be fully evaluated for each and every application. The plant is predominantly full size so all scaling is done within the range of production equipment. O u r laboratory includes laser particle size analysis and air jet sieve to compare our pilot plant products with reference samples.
The results achieved in the pilot trials provide the basis for system design and process guarantees. Pilot facilities are also available in the USA and in Austria. Cryogenic testing can be conducted by special arrangement.
9 Detailed equipment designs and specifications 9 Process control systems with custom programmed PLC's 9 Supply of all equipment 9 A complete installation service 9 Experienced engineers for commissioning and operator training
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Process guarantees
Phosphate drying plant
Technical Data
Dryer-Pulveriser U N IT IB 4A/B 6A/B 8A/B 1 1A / B 16A/B 17A/B
18A/B
20A/B
Max. speed Max, power Min. power Max. airflow 'A' Max, airflow 'B' Max, evaporation 'A' Max. evaporation 'B' Max. capacity
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