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Complete Circular Vibratory Fluid Bed Systems Skid Mounted Ready To Process
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De-dust, scalp, de-lump or agglomerate while fluid bed processing
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The unique, circular configuration of Kason's Fluid Bed Processors allows them to de-dust, scalp, de-lump or agglomerate bulk solid materials that are being dried, cooled or moisturized, according to William Zhao, Chief Engineer. "Kason Fluid Bed Processors equipped with accessories for de-dusting, scalping, de-lumping or
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agglomerating obviate the initial and operating expense of stand-alone equipment and improve product uniformity while conserving valuable floor space," he says.
The red portions of the diagrams below indicate de-dusting, scalping, de-lumping and agglomerating options
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available on Kason Fluid Bed Processing Systems. Note that all incorporate a blower for heated, cooled or moisturized air, a fluid bed processing chamber, a material feed source, a cyclone separator and discharge spout. |
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DE-DUSTING
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For drying, cooling or moisturizing applications that also require dedusting of the material, cylindrical exhaust plenums can be specified (instead of tapered plenums that reduce air speed),
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causing fluidized dust to be drawn from the fluid bed chamber into a cyclone or other dust collection device, eliminating the need for a separate de-dusting screener. |
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SCALPING
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For scalping of oversize particles from material before it is dried, cooled or moisturized, the fluid bed chamber can be fitted with an integral, top-mounted screening deck that derives its vibratory
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motion from the fluidizing chamber's gyratory motors, significantly undercutting the initial and operating costs of a stand-alone screener, while preserving floor space. |
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DE-AGGLOMERATING
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Many materials that require fluid bed processing tend to form agglomerates that can reduce drying/cooling/ moisturizing efficiency and/or uniformity of the finished product. In these
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instances, Kason fluid bed systems can be equipped with integral Centri-Sifter® centrifugal screeners for continuous de-agglomerating of incoming material. |
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AGGLOMERATING
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Kason Fluid Bed Agglomerators employ a spraying system within the fluid bed chamber that introduces moisture to powdered material as it is fluidized, causing particles to form agglomerates on a controlled basis. Fluid bed drying,
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cooling or moisturizing can be employed concurrently to condition the material, maximizing physical characteristics of the agglomerates as well as production efficiency. |
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