Technical Articles

In recent years, as the importance of sustainable and waste-minimizing practices has grown, choices in industrial processes are being made accordingly. Screw jacks, which are used in linear or angular motion and load lifting applications, are now increasingly preferred over hydraulic jacks.

Chromium is mostly present in cement in the Cr (III) and Cr (VI) valence states. During cement processing, the harmless Cr (III) chemical converts into the toxic Cr (VI) form, posing a hazard. The reduction of Chromium VI, which harms the environment and human health, is the most effective way to decrease its amount in cement.

When it comes to bulk material handling, poor flow problems are one of the most common issues experienced in industrial systems. Basically, when a bulk solid is put to be stored in a vessel, some of it / or all of the product is stuck inside the vessel. An obvious sign of flow problems is slower discharge of your silo or inconsistent flow of bulk material.

Keeping pace with advancements in technology and how they impact our daily errands (both on an industrial scale and a domestic scale) is an ongoing quest. Any unnoticed developments can cost industrial a great deal, even though keeping abreast of technology is not an easy feat.

With regard to bulk material handling and transfer in various industries, pneumatic conveying systems provide a wide range of benefits compared to other mechanical systems.

Dilute phase conveying systems can be designed in three distinct ways; (i) positive pressure systems, (ii) negative pressure systems, also known as vacuum conveying systems, and (iii) combined negative and positive pressure systems.