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Posted on March 25, 2021 in Material Flow, and Material Handling
Those who devote their time and skill to bulk material handling know how much they depend on a material flow that isn’t slowed by pluggage and build-up. This becomes particularly true if you’re working with wet or sticky material such as sand or cement. Consistent production and customer service require that chutes, bins, hoppers, silos […]
Posted on March 9, 2021 in Dust Control, Flow Control Chutes, and Fugitive Dust Emissions
Fly ash is the residual product that rises with flue gases during combustion. Millions of tons of fly ash are produced in the U.S. every year. Once a material is pulverized, it is blown with air into the boiler’s combustion chamber, where it ignites, generates heat and creates a molten mineral residue. Boiler tubes extract […]
Posted on February 24, 2021 in Conveyor Belts, and News
Production, maintenance, safety, compliance: Success in bulk material handling involves many facets. Properly managing each calls for multidimensional support from a resource with knowledge, experience and relationships reaching across years of hard work and discovery. A well-run and -maintained conveyor system is crucial to greater output and customer service. With the right tools and strategies […]
Posted on December 8, 2020 in Dust Control
Production is key at bulk material handling operations, but a consistent problem may be occurring all the while: transfer point dust. Without proper transfer point dust control, what seems like steady production can soon become short lived. Unchecked transfer point dust will increasingly jeopardize safety, equipment maintenance, compliance and profitability. Knowing how and where to […]
Posted on November 11, 2020 in Conveyor Belts, Flow Control Chutes, and Material Flow
Five Leading Reasons and How to Resolve Them Conveyor chutes are vital to bulk material handling. At the same time, just about every bulk material handler has had to contend with issues related to conveyor chute spillage, such as risks to safety, health and compliance; slowed production; lost material; and extra housekeeping and maintenance costs. […]
Posted on October 21, 2020 in Dust Control, and Fugitive Dust Emissions
Is Your System Running? Is it Meeting Your Full Expectations? If you work with dry bulk material such as biomass, recycling, wood chips, cement, or pulp and paper, you know that controlling dry dust is a constant challenge. Dry dust that is not properly managed can lead to increasing risks to safety, health and compliance, […]
Posted on October 6, 2020 in Conveyor Belts, and Dust Control
Fugitive dust created by the conveyor in bulk material handling can turn into major setbacks if left unaddressed for too long. Production might continue, but it will be increasingly less efficient. Safety and compliance will become greater issues as well. You depend on your conveyor system to ensure exceptional customer service and achieve your operational […]
Posted on September 17, 2020 in Conveyor Belts, Dust Control, and Maintenance
Keeping Carryback Out of the Way Consistent production in bulk material handling is best achieved when a conveyor belt is clean and intact so it can continue to perform. Spillage around the head pulley and carryback dust and spillage indicate the belt’s cleaning system is compromised. A worn conveyor belt scraper is often the source […]
Posted on September 2, 2020 in Conveyor Belts, and Material Handling
Conveyor systems are central to bulk material handling. You depend on them to move immense amounts of product reliably and efficiently to support your production goals. At the same time, if left unchecked, spillage from the conveyor creates operational issues, especially around transfer points. As material falls from the carry side of the belt and […]
Posted on August 13, 2020 in Dust Control, and Material Handling
How Safe Is Your Stored Material? Stockpiles are an integral part of any bulk material handling system, such that proper raw material can be retrieved for continued production. Stockpile management requires sealing and protecting the piles from moisture; an improved environmental profile; good-neighbor efforts; and, if the material is combustible, inhibiting oxygen. If inactive storage […]
