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How can bucket elevator conveyor achieve better dust removal effect


With the country's high standards for environmental protection, problems such as bucket elevator conveyors must be avoided, otherwise we will have unnecessary troubles. The following editor will give you a detailed description.

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1. Since the bucket elevator conveyor is a closed structure, the dust generated from the base side of the body depends on the physical properties of the material, but even the materials that are prone to dust will not float in the dust when entering the elevator. In addition, we installed a dust removal device inside the fuselage, located in the middle of the barrel. In fact, the dust collection effect of this layout is not very good, but the dust pollution itself is not serious. So many people don't care. So far, we have found that this layout not only has poor dust removal effect, but also affects the transportation capacity of the bucket elevator conveyor.
2. A large amount of material is accumulated on the base of the body, which affects the air circulation and forms a negative pressure area at the entrance. The hopper runs up around wheels on the bottom, which affects the loading of the material. Later, we proposed two improved dust removal methods according to whether the feeding direction is forward or reverse, but the principle is that the packing around the hopper is in the positive pressure zone.
Bucket elevator conveyor is widely used because of its large lifting capacity, high lifting height and stable operation. With the wide application of bucket elevator conveyors, manufacturers continue to innovate and improve production processes and equipment to make better use of equipment.

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