Optimize Dust Hopper Manual

Machine manual
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Dust hopper
Code word
Order number
POLYSIUS Order Code (POC)

Machine manual Contents
Dust hopper
Contents
1 Safety 1-1
2 Technical data 2-1
3 Components and mode of functioning 3-1
3.1 Components 3-1
3.2 Mode of functioning3-12
4 Transport and assembly 4-1
4.1 Transport and storage instructions 4-1
4.2 Assembly 4-1
4.3 Sequence of assembly 4-2
5 Lubrication 5-1
6 Commissioning 6-1
6.1 Checks prior to the test run 6-1
6.2 Setting and adjustment 6-1
7 Maintenance 7-1
7.1 Safety instructions 7-1
7.2 Inspection 7-1
7.3 Servicing 7-2
7.4 Repair 7-2
8 Trouble shooting 8-1
9 Spare parts9-1
9.1 Suggestions for enquiries and orders of spare parts 9-1
9.2 Spare parts9-1
10 Appendix 10-1
10.1 Technical drawings 10-1
10.2 Subsuppliers' documentation 10-1
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Machine manual Safety
Dust hopper 1
1 Safety
Note
Be sure to comply with the general safety instructions in the supplement
Important notes on the documentation.
Use
● The dust hopper is only intended for storing dry, powdery to fine-grained,
fluidisable bulk materials.
Be sure to comply with the specifications of the intended use in the section
Technical data.
● Any use other than the intended use, such as filling with combustible or
explosive bulk materials, is forbidden. ThyssenKrupp Polysius AG is not
responsible for damage resulting from any use other than the intended use. All
other use is at the owner's own risk.
● Usage to the intended purpose also includes observance of the instructions in
the machine manual and compliance with the maintenance instructions.
Transport and assembly
● All transportation instructions in this machine manual refer exclusively to
transportation of the machine at the plant site.
● Only use suitable lifting machinery and lifting accessories which are in
condition of perfect technical serviceability and have a sufficient load-bearing
capacity.
● Never work under a suspended load.
Operation
● Any safety checks before or during operation depend on the relevant national
regulations. The plant management is responsible for the performance and
recording of such checks.
● If safety-relevant changes in the machine or its operating behaviour occur,
shut it down immediately.
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Maintenance
● Make absolutely sure that all machines and motors whose operation might
endanger persons or equipment are switched off and safeguarded against
restarting for the entire duration of the maintenance work.
● Before performing any work on the machine, make sure that there is no
danger of suffering burns when touching the machine and before opening any
inspection and service covers make certain that there is no longer any hot
material inside the machines.
● Melting of polyester fabric causes hydrogen cyanide vapours. Extract the
hydrogen cyanide vapours by suction directly above the point of work.
● Keep the machine free of oily and combustible substances and materials.
Never use gasoline or other easily flammable substances to clean the
machine.
● Switch off the power supply to all electrical components before beginning any
maintenance work.
● Make absolutely sure that the pneumatic piping is relieved of pressure before
disconnecting it.
● After finishing all maintenance work, check all joints and connections for
leaks.
● Be sure to strictly comply with the welding instructions when performing any
welding work.
● The interior may only be entered after all residual material has been
completely discharged.
● When electric arc welding or cutting are being performed, you must ensure
that personnel cannot come into contact with electrically conductive
components. Use insulating packing plates for this purpose.
● Never set up the welding current source in a confined space with electrically
conductive walls. Only use 24 volt lamps to illuminate the interior of the
machine.
If you have to carry out welding work in the dust hopper, cover the aeration
surfaces to protect them against spatters.
● If you carry out electric welding on any part of the machine, never conduct the
welding current through plain or antifriction bearings, other moving connecting
elements or measuring devices. Always directly connect the welding current
return lead to the part being welded.
● Remount all protection devices when the maintenance work has been
finished. Make absolutely sure that no persons are inside the plant component
before you properly close the inspection and service covers.
● All manholes must be closed and secured.
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Machine manual Technical data
Dust hopper 1
2 Technical data
Note
Refer to the separate electrical documentation or to the subsuppliers'
documentation for information on the electrical equipment.
Specification of the intended use

Bulk material to be stored
Bulk density
Particle size
Permissible temperature of bulk

material
Permissible moisture content of the

bulk material
Basic data
Year of manufacture
Clear construction height
Inside diameter
Effective volume
Measured volume
Outlet size
Number of aeration boxes
Aeration air volume
Aeration air pressure (overpressure)
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Technical data Machine manual
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Filling level limit switch (4.2)

Quantity
Design
Type
Load cells (4.3)

Quantity
Type
Shut-off flap (1.5.1)

Quantity
Type
Solenoid valve, type
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Fig. 1: Measuring devices (4)
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Technical data Machine manual
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Aeration ring I
Shut-off device (5.4)

Design Shut-off flap / ball valve
Size / type
Quantity
Manual valve (5.7)

Size / type
Quantity
Aeration ring II

Size / type
Quantity
Manual valve (5.6)

Size / type
Quantity
Aeration ring III

Size / type
Quantity
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Manual valve (5.5)

Size / type
Quantity
Aeration rings
Fig. 2
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Machine manual Components and mode of functioning
Dust hopper 1
3 Components and mode of functioning

3.1 Components
Note
Some details of the drawings in this manual may not be identical with the
drawings supplied under the contract.
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Components and mode of functioning Machine manual
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Items shown in the drawings of the subassemblies
Fig. 3: Subassemblies
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No. Name
1 Bin
2 Hopper cone
3 Aeration boxes
4 Measuring devices
5 Air supply piping and fittings
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Items shown in the drawing of the bin (1)
Fig. 4: Bin (1)
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No. Name
1.1 Bin cylinder
1.2 Hopper cone
1.3 Dedusting socket
1.4 Bin roof
1.5 Inlet opening
1.5.1 Shut-off flap
1.5.2 Flexible connection
1.6 Supporting brackets
1.7 Outlet
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Items shown in the drawing of the aeration boxes (3)
Fig. 5: Aeration boxes (3)
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No. Name
3.1 Aeration box, size 500
3.1.1 Fastening flange
3.1.2 Fastening frame
3.1.3 Porous fabric
3.1.4 Bolts
3.1.5 Air inlet socket
3.1.6 Non-return valve
3.1.7 Hose clip
3.1.8 Sealing tape
3.1.9 Wire fabric
3.2 Aeration box, size 1000

3.2.1 Fastening flange
3.2.2 Fastening frame
3.2.3 Porous fabric
3.2.4 Bolts
3.2.5 Air inlet socket
3.2.6 Non-return valve
3.2.7 Hose clip
3.2.8 Sealing tape
3.2.9 Wire fabric
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Items shown in the drawing of the measuring devices (4)
Fig. 6: Measuring device (4)
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No. Name
4.1 Overpressure / negative pressure relief device
4.2 Filling level limit switch
4.3 Load cell
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Items shown in the drawing of the air supply pipes and fittings (5)
Fig. 7: Air supply piping and fittings (5)
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No. Name
5.1 Air supply piping
5.2 Shut-off device
5.3 Shut-off device
5.4 Shut-off device
5.5 Manual adjusting valve
5.8 Air distribution pipe
5.11 Hose connection
5.14 Ball valve
5.15 Pressure measuring device
I. Aeration ring I
II. Aeration ring II
III. Aeration ring III
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3.2 Mode of functioning

Dry, powdery to fine-grained bulk materials are fluidised by means of the aeration
system in order to facilitate discharge of the bulk material from the dust hopper.
The material is discharged from the dust hopper via the outlet (1.6).
Air is blown through the stored bulk material via the aeration boxes (3) installed at
the hopper cone (1.2), fluidising the bulk material and making it free-flowing.
The fluidised bulk material flows through the outlet (1.6) to the downstream
dosing and conveying equipment.
Air is supplied from outside to the aeration devices through air supply pipes e.g.
from a rotary blower. The quantity of air is adjustable using the manually-
adjustable valves.
The aeration boxes (3) can be activated or deactivated as a unit by means of
pneumatically operated shut-off valves (5.2 to 5.4).
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Machine manual Transport and assembly
Dust hopper 1
4 Transport and assembly

4.1 Transport and storage instructions
The machine is transported in individual parts or in subassemblies. Make
absolutely sure that suitable lifting machinery is employed for lifting all the parts
from the transport vehicles and transferring them to the storage area.
When they arrive at the site, inspect all parts for transport damage and place
them on wooden beams with suitable protection against moisture, soiling and
damage. Never place the parts directly on the ground.
Make absolutely sure that valves, measurement and control equipment are stored
in well-ventilated rooms and protected against moisture.
4.2 Assembly
Required personnel
To ensure correct performance of the work, only assign repair work to personnel
that have received special training for the tasks to be performed.
Note
It is a prerequisite of our warranty that assembly supervision and assembly
inspection are performed by a specialist from ThyssenKrupp Polysius AG.
Required tools
It is a prerequisite for the correct performance of the work that all tools and
appliances are carefully selected.
No special tools are required. However, you may need torque wrenches of a
bigger size than normal. Whether or not you need auxiliary equipment, such as
scaffolds or hoisting gear, depends on the operating conditions in your plant.
Note
Always comply with the fundamental safety instructions. Also refer to the section
Safety.
CAUTION
Welding current
Moving connecting points or sliding surfaces can be damaged.
I. Always directly connect the welding current return lead to the part
being welded.
II. Never conduct the welding current through plain or antifriction
bearings, other moving connecting elements or measuring devices.
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Note
The following assembly description does not detail the individual steps for
assembling the machine but rather gives an overview of the work to be
performed.
Changes in the planning of the plant during the processing of the contract may
lead to deviations from this assembly description.
4.3 Sequence of assembly

● Preassemble the bin (1) in accordance with local conditions.
● Mount the supports for the bin, inserting spacers (dummies) of the same
height instead of the load cells (4.3).
Note
This measure protects the load cells against damage.
● Lower the bin (or the support section of the bin if the bin was not completely
preassembled) with its supporting brackets (1.6) onto the spacers and align.
● Mount the complete bin (1).
Note
If you have to carry out welding or cutting work at the dust hopper, cover the
porous fabric (3.1.3/ 3.2.3) of the aeration boxes (3) and of the outlet (1.7) to
protect them against spatters.
DANGER
Welding work
Damage to health
I. When welding work is being performed inside the dust hopper, make
absolutely sure that fresh air is supplied continuously (by injection or
suction), so that the inhaled air remains free of noxious constituents.
II. Aeration with pure oxygen is forbidden.
III. When electric arc welding or cutting are being performed in a confined
space with electrically conductive walls, you must ensure with
insulating underlays that personnel cannot come into contact with
electrically conductive components.
IV. Never situate the source of the welding current in a confined space
where walls have conductive properties.
● Mount the aeration system.
Note
Make sure that all air supply pipes, chutes, etc. have flexible connections to the
dust hopper in order to ensure free movability and prevent any forces from being
introduced into the weighing system from outside.
The ring pipeline and the valves will be delivered in preassembled form.
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Machine manual Transport and assembly
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Each unit of the aeration boxes (3.1/3.2) including fabric and fastening frame will
be delivered completely bolted together.
● Insert the aeration boxes into the hopper cone (1.2) and push the fastening
frames (3.1.2/ 3.2.1) in the cut-outs of the hopper cone(1.2) and weld.
If there are no cut-outs, they must be cut into the hopper cone on the site.
Fig. 8: Horizontal section through aeration box
● Cut off the fastening frame part that projects to the inside.
● Mount the outlet (2.1).
● Mount the air supply piping (5) with shut-off devices and valves.
Note
Check the air supply pipes for leaks. For this purpose, charge the pipes with
compressed air and spray the connections with an easily foaming liquid (soap
suds). Seal any leaky points with sealing compound.
● Mount the measuring devices.

● Remove the spacers under the supporting brackets (1.6) and replace with
load cells (4.3).
Note
When installing the filling level limit switches (4.2), make sure that their
electrically conductive earth connection to the bin body is good.
Each load cell has to be bridged by stranded copper (approx. 16 mm²) during or
immediately after the installation so that welding currents cannot flow via the
sensor.
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Machine manual Lubrication
Dust hopper 1
5 Lubrication
Note
This machine/unit requires no lubrication.
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Machine manual Commissioning
Dust hopper 1
6 Commissioning
Note
It is a prerequisite for our warranty that the first test run is carried out in the
presence of specialists from ThyssenKrupp Polysius AG and in accordance with
their instructions.
6.1 Checks prior to the test run

After completing the assembly work and prior to the first test run, check all parts
of the plant in accordance with the list below. Make absolutely sure that all
material remnants, tools and assembly appliances have been carefully removed.
● Has the dust hopper been completely mounted?
● Have the aeration boxes (3) been correctly installed onto the hopper cone?
● Are the aeration boxes (3) connected to the air supply pipes and the fittings in
accordance with the drawing?
● Is the entire dust hopper free of moisture?
● Is the porous fabric of the aeration boxes (3) dry?
(Moist porous fabric can be dried by temporary aeration of the fluidisation
surface.)
● Is the dust hopper free of assembly material?
● Have all screwed connections been properly tightened?
● Is dry and clean fluidisation air available?
● Is the dedusting system ready for operation?
● Are the filling level limit switches (4.2) operating properly?
● Have all bin access hatches been properly closed and secured?
● Are the downstream shut-off and dosing devices ready for operation?
● Have all load cells (4.3) been installed and connected in accordance with the
manufacturer’s instructions?
● Have all flexible connections been mounted correctly?
6.2 Setting and adjustment

1. Open all manual adjusting valves of the aeration systems at the start of
commissioning.
You cannot make exact settings until the dust hopper has been filled during
the commissioning.
2. Calibrate the filling level limit switch (4.2) in accordance with the
manufacturer’s instructions and set the switching points.
3. Take suitable measures to set the weighing system, e.g. attaching calibration
weights to the bin, and calibrate.
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Machine manual Maintenance
Dust hopper 1
7 Maintenance
7.1 Safety instructions
DANGER
Melting of polyester fabric causes hydrogen cyanide vapours.
There is danger of death.
Extract the hydrogen cyanide vapours by suction directly above the point
of work.
Note
After you have completed the repair work, you must check the machine/plant
again in accordance with section Checks prior to the test run.
7.2 Inspection
No. Work to be performed Frequency Comments
1 Visual inspection for any leaking from Annually The bin must be emptied.
the bin body, visual inspection of the Complete emptying of the
aeration boxes (3) from outside dust hopper is also
necessary in order to
prevent consolidation of the
material.
If the plant operating
conditions so demand, the
dust hopper must be
emptied more often than the
stated frequency in order to
avoid problems at the outlet.
2 Inspection of the aeration boxes (3) in Every 5 years All aeration boxes must be
open condition opened for this inspection.
3 Inspection work on the filling level limit See
switches (4.2) subsupplier's
information
4 Inspection work on the fittings See
subsupplier's
information
5 Inspection of the load cells (4.3) See
subsupplier's
information
6 Inspection of all flexible connections Annually
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7.3 Servicing
No. Work to be performed Frequency Comments
1 Maintenance work on the filling level See
limit switches (4.2) subsupplier's
information
2 Maintenance work on the valves and See
fittings subsupplier's
information
3 Maintenance work on the load cells See
(4.3) subsupplier's
information
4 Replacement of faulty hose As required
connections (5.11 to 5.13)
5 Replacement of defective porous fabric As required
(3.1.3/3.2.3)
7.4 Repair
Required personnel
To ensure correct performance of the work, only assign repair work to personnel
that have received special training for the tasks to be performed.
Required tools
It is a prerequisite for the correct performance of the work that all tools and
appliances are carefully selected.
No special tools are required for repair work on the machine.
However, you may need torque wrenches of a bigger size than normal.
Whether or not you need auxiliary equipment, such as scaffolds or hoisting gear,
depends on the operating conditions in your plant.
Consumables
Designation Manufacturer Comments

Sealing tape Happich GmbH for flange sealing surfaces
Dimaplast tape 30 x 2 Walder Str. 43
Hilden
Sealing compound for sealing the threaded pipe
LOCTITE, type 572 fitting of the air supply piping
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Machine manual Maintenance
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General
Before beginning any repair work, switch off the power supply to all electrical
components.
If you have to carry out welding work in the dust hopper, cover the aeration
surfaces to protect them against spatters.
The interior of the dust hopper may only be entered after all residual material has
been completely discharged.
Ensure absolute cleanliness at all times during the repair work in order to prevent
dirt from entering the bearings, the drives, the hydraulic system or other sensitive
parts of the machine or plant.
Secure the entire working area to prevent unauthorised persons from gaining
access.
Note
The following repair instructions do not detail the individual steps, but rather give
an overview of the work to be performed.
Changes in the planning of the plant during the processing of the contract may
lead to deviations from the instructions.
Note
To repair or replace the aeration boxes (3), the dust hopper must first be
emptied.
The following repair work can be carried out when the dust hopper is full:
● Repair or replacement of the load cells (4.3),
● Repair or replacement of the filling level limit switch (4.2),
● Repair or replacement of the fittings,
● Repair or replacement of the negative pressure / excess pressure relief device
(4.1).
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Assembly of the aeration boxes (3)

● Clean and inspect all parts.
● Secure the non-return valve (3.1.6/3.2.6) to the air inlet socket (3.1.5/3.2.5)
with hose clips (3.1.7/3.2.7).
● Fix elastic sealing tape onto the fastening flange (3.1.1/3.2.1) of the aeration
box.
● Place the wire fabric.
● Place the porous fabric (3.1.3/3.2.3).
● Place the wire fabric.
● Fix elastic sealing tape onto the fastening frame (3.1.2/3.2.2) at the hopper
cone (1.2).
● Fasten the aeration boxes with clamping device to the fastening frame
(3.1.2/3.2.2) of the hopper cone.
DANGER
Melting of polyester fabric causes hydrogen cyanide vapours.
There is danger of death.
Extract the hydrogen cyanide vapours by suction directly above the point
of work.
● Take a hot spike to melt bolt holes into the porous fabric (3.1.3/3.2.3).
● Fit and tighten the bolts (3.1.4/3.2.4).
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Machine manual Trouble shooting
Dust hopper 1
8 Trouble shooting
Note
Additional information about faults, their causes and their elimination is provided
in the subsuppliers' documentation.
Fault Cause Elimination

Too little or no bulk material is No aeration air, because the Start the blower.
flowing out of the dust hopper. blower is not functioning.
No aeration air, because the Open the manual adjusting
manual adjusting valves (5.5 valves.
to 5.7) are closed.
No aeration air, because the ● Check the control system
shut-off devices (5.2 to 5.4) and the feed piping.
are not activated or are
defective. ● Repair or replace the
pneumatic actuator.
● Check and repair the
control air supply system.
No aeration air, because the Repair the air supply pipe.
air supply pipe is faulty.
Tramp material is blocking the Remove the tramp material.
outlet (1.6).
The aeration boxes (3) are 1. Empty the dust hopper.
faulty or the porous fabric is
clogged-up. 2. Repair the aeration boxes;
replace the porous fabric.
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Machine manual Spare parts
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9 Spare parts
9.1 Suggestions for enquiries and orders of spare parts
Dear Customer
ThyssenKrupp Polysius AG want to make spare part enquiries and spare part
order placement as easy and efficient as possible. For this purpose we have
prepared a separate spare parts offer containing all data required by our spare
parts department to ensure optimum processing in the quickest and most trouble-
free manner.
Please copy the title page and the page with the corresponding table. Complete
the columns for quantity and units. Mark the parts you require with a cross in the
column Order or in the column Enquiry. Send the title page and the table to the
ThyssenKrupp Polysius AG spare parts department.
If the table refers to more than one machine, please also inform us of the
POLYSIUS Order Code (POC) of the machine for which you require the spare
parts.
9.2 Spare parts
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Spare parts Machine manual
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Items shown in the drawing of the bin (1)
Fig. 9: Bin (1)
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No. Name Qty. Unit Purchase Enquiry

order
1.5.2 Flexible connection set
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Items shown in the drawing of the aeration boxes (3)
Fig. 10: Aeration boxes (3)
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order
3.1 Aeration box, size 500 pce
3.1.3 Porous fabric pce
3.1.4 Bolts set
3.1.6 Non-return valve pce
3.1.7 Hose clip pce
3.1.8 Sealing tape pce
3.1.9 Wire fabric set
3.2 Aeration box, size 1000 pce
3.2.3 Porous fabric pce
3.2.4 Bolts set
3.2.7 Hose clip pce
3.2.8 Sealing tape pce
3.2.9 Wire fabric set
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Items shown in the drawings of the measuring devices (4)
Fig. 11: Measuring device (4)
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order
4.1 Overpressure / negative pressure relief device pce
4.2 Filling level limit switch pce
4.3 Load cell set
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order
5.1.2 Hose clip pce
5.1.3 Seal pce
5.1.4 Seal pce
5.2 Shut-off device pce
5.2.1 Solenoid valve pce
5.5 Manual adjusting valve pce
5.6 Manual adjusting valve pce
5.7 Manual adjusting valve set
5.8 Air distribution pipe metre
5.8.1 Hose clip pce
5.9.1 Hose clip pce
5.10.1 Hose clip pce
5.11.1 Hose pce
5.11.2 Hose clips pce
5.12.1 Hose pce
5.13.1 Hose pce
5.14 Ball valve pce
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order
5.15.1 Pressure gauge pce
5.15.2 Pressure gauge bracket pce
5.15.3 Pressure gauge cock pce
5.15.4 Capillary throttle pce
5.15.5 Screwed connection pce
5.15.6 Ermeto pipe pce
5.15.7 Hose piping with pipe socket pce
5.15.8 Straight coupling pce
5.15.9 Straight male screw joint pce
5.15.10 Sleeve pce
5.15.11 Pipe clamp pce
5.15.12 Fixing material set
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Machine manual Appendix
Dust hopper 1
10 Appendix
10.1 Technical drawings
Installation drawing
Flowsheet
10.2 Subsuppliers' documentation
Load cells
Filling level limit switch
Shut-off device, pneumatically operated
Overpressure / negative pressure relief device
Pressure measuring device
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POLYSIUS Order Code (POC)

Specification of the intended use

Permissible temperature of bulk

Permissible moisture content of the

Clear construction height

Number of aeration boxes

Aeration air volume

Aeration air pressure (overpressure)

Filling level limit switch (4.2)

Load cells (4.3)

Shut-off flap (1.5.1)

Solenoid valve, type

Fig. 1: Measuring devices (4)

Shut-off device (5.4)

Solenoid valve, type

Manual valve (5.7)

Shut-off device (5.3)

Solenoid valve, type

Manual valve (5.6)

Aeration ring III

Shut-off device (5.2)

Solenoid valve, type

Manual valve (5.5)

3 Components and mode of functioning

Items shown in the drawings of the subassemblies

Items shown in the drawing of the bin (1)

Fig. 4: Bin (1)

Items shown in the drawing of the aeration boxes (3)

Fig. 5: Aeration boxes (3)

3.2 Aeration box, size 1000

Items shown in the drawing of the measuring devices (4)

Fig. 6: Measuring device (4)

Fig. 7: Air supply piping and fittings (5)

3.2 Mode of functioning

4 Transport and assembly

4.3 Sequence of assembly

● Mount the aeration system.

Fig. 8: Horizontal section through aeration box

● Mount the measuring devices.

6.1 Checks prior to the test run

6.2 Setting and adjustment

Designation Manufacturer Comments

Assembly of the aeration boxes (3)

Fault Cause Elimination

9.2 Spare parts

Items shown in the drawing of the bin (1)

Fig. 9: Bin (1)

No. Name Qty. Unit Purchase Enquiry

Items shown in the drawing of the aeration boxes (3)

Fig. 10: Aeration boxes (3)

No. Name Qty. Unit Purchase Enquiry

Items shown in the drawings of the measuring devices (4)

Fig. 11: Measuring device (4)

No. Name Qty. Unit Purchase Enquiry

Fig. 12: Air supply piping and fittings (5)

No. Name Qty. Unit Purchase Enquiry

Fig. 11: Air supply piping and fittings (5)

No. Name Qty. Unit Purchase Enquiry

10.2 Subsuppliers' documentation

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