Operating principle:
Classifier, together with cyclone separator, dedusting filter and radial fan, forms a system of classification. Under the lashing force of radial fan, feed materials are brought with uprising air stream into classifying cavity from feed inlet of classifier. Under strong centrifugal forces of high-speed rotating turbo wheels, coarse and fine materials are separated. Coarse materials, together with some fine materials, lose speed after bumping against wall and fall to secondary draught. During strong washing of the secondary drought, coarse and fine materials are
separated once again. Fine materials go up to classifying cavity to be classified continuously, while coarse materials fall down to discharging outlet and let out.
Performances and features (FL/ITC series air-stream
classifier)
Suitable for accurate classification of dry micro-products with
spherical, needle-like
or piece shape and different densities.
Particle size: D97:2-150um, adjustable ad changeable.Classifying
rate: 60%-90%.the better the fluidity is, the higher the
classifying
rate is, otherwise it is low.
Vertical classifying turbo-wheel, low rotating speed, wear
-resistance and low installed
power.
Horizontal classifying turbo-wheel, high rotating speed, accurate
top point cutting.
To connect multi-grades classifiers to produce different size
distributions.
To connect with ball mill, vibration mill and rolling mill to
form a closed circuit.
Programmable control system, real-time operation status and simple
operation.
Running under negative pressure.
Throughput of dusts is less than 40mg/m3.
Noise is lower than 75dB (A) during silencer.
parameters
FL200 FL300 FL450 FL550 ITC-4 ITC-5 ITC-6ThroughoutT/h 20-200
200-1000 1000-3000 3000-5000 8000-15000 15000-20000 20000-30000
Particle Szie d97: um 5-150 6-150 8-150 10-150 10-150 15-150 20-150
Classifying Percentage% 60-90 60-90 60-90 60-90 60-90 60-90
60-90Powerkw 8.5-25 11.5-42.5 63.5-105 77-120 120-160 90-200
170-310
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