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Separators in the cement
industry
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Static separators:
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3.1
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Introduction:
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The static separator is
like the cyclone a simple mechanical device commonly used in the grinding
circuits to remove
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relatively large
particles from gas streams.
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Static separators are
relatively inexpensive since they have no moving parts and they are easy to
operate.
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Static separators (or
grit separators) are used especially in the raw mill circuits:
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3.2
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Advantages of static
separators:
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Low capital cost
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Ability to operate at
high temperatures and pressures
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Low maintenance
requirements because no moving parts
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3.3
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Main disadvantage of
static separators:
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Low efficiency especially
for very small particles
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3.4
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Principle of operation:
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The material enters with
the air stream at the bottom of the separator.
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A vortex is created in
the upper part of the cone of the separator because of the blades.
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The
coarse material goes towards the walls because of the centrifugal force,
slides to the bottom and leaves the separator.
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The fine material exits
through the top of the immersion tube.
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The fineness of the
product is adjusted by changing the position of the blades.
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When the blades are in
radial position (maximum of opening), the product of the static separator
will be coarser.
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When
the blades are adjusted in a more tangential position, the product is finer
because the tangential velocity of the
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particle increased and
the cut size decreased.
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When
the adjustment is higher than 60-70°, the particles tangential velocity
decreases due to friction against the blades,
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and the cut size goes up
again.
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3.5
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Mechanical parts:
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Conical section
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Adjustable blades (with
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Tails cone
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Immersion tube (fines
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3.6
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Operating
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Pressure drop usually
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Shortening the immersion
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Lengthening the immersion
tube will give a finer product
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Leaving the blades in
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Adjusting the blades more
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coarse enough, it is also possible to remove blades (1 of 2 for example)
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concentrations: 500-1000 gr/m3
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3.7
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Diameter calculation:
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The diameter of the
separator can be determined with the following formula:
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V-Separators
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4.1
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This separator is from
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The V-separator is
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Applications mainly for
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The main objective of
this separator is to remove a maximum of fines particles from the Roller
Press feed in order
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to decrease the problems
of vibrations.
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The V-separator is also
combined with the high-efficiency Sepmaster to give the VSK separator. This
combination
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can be used (for example)
for slag, the Roller Press being a finishing system.
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Principle of operation:
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As its name suggests, the
V-separator V has a V-shaped.
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The material enters by
the top and falls on a series of inclined plates.
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The largest particles
fall by gravity and leave the separator at the bottom .
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Intake air feed in the
separator on one side and sweep the fine particles from the material
cascading.
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The
separation zone is therefore between the inclined plates and a series of
deflectors inclined in another direction.
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The fines go out with the
air to the other side. See the design below:
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4.3
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Inclined deflectors
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4.4
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Operating
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In case of hot material
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of humid material (raw meal), a significant drying is possible.
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The cut size (or fineness
of the product) of the V-separator is controlled only by the airflow
quantity.
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4.5
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Dimensioning parameters:
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Specific feed loading: 4
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Separator air loading by
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