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Typical Ducting System
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Feed to Re-pulper This case study describes, in general detail, the development of a pneumatic conveying system for paper trim process re-cycling. Several trimming machines in a paper mill were connected via an integrated ducting system to collect continuous strips of paper trim from various trim rollers. These continuous strips were ducted to a chopper fan which then fed the material through the final ducting section to the re-pulping unit.
Several
actuated diverter valves, forming
part of an integral control system for the factory, provided greater
control over the feed to the re-pulping unit. This system completely
eliminated time consuming and labour intensive manual transport
of the waste to the re-pulping unit. Further time and labour
saving was achieved at the re-pulping
unit, including an improvement in Occupational Health and
Safety (OSH) practices.
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