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| Model |
|
SF 1420 |
SF 1824 |
| Throat Size at Chamber |
Inches |
14 x 20 |
18 x 24 |
| Screen Area |
Sq. Inches |
337 |
493 |
| Motor |
HP |
15 – 30 |
25 – 50 |
| Cutting Circle Diameter |
Inches |
12.5 |
16 |
| Rotor Knives |
Number |
3 |
3 |
| Bed Knives |
Number |
2 |
2 |
| Throughput |
Lbs/Hr |
1,200 |
2,100 |
| Blower |
HP |
1.5 |
3-5 |
| Cyclone |
Model |
50 |
75 |
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[post_title] => Alpine Picoline
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The grinding air is injected tangentially via Laval nozzles in the nozzle ring into the machine. This causes a spiral jet of air to form in the grinding zone, from which the mill derives its name. A high pressure forms in the mill as a result of the spiral flow of air that can rise to 1 bar overpressure in operation without product. The integrated injector is charged with compressed air which ensures that the product is conveyed into the machine against the overpressure present in the machine. This, however, is associated with a considerable compressed air consumption, which can be as much as 30% of the total grinding air requirement.
The feed product circulates close to the nozzle ring and is thus intercepted repeatedly by the air jets exiting the nozzles. Comminution is the result of inter-particle collision caused by the particles flowing at different speeds in the nozzle jet. Comminuted material is conveyed along with the air to the discharge, the spiral flow subjects the particles to a classification: only fine particles are discharged, coarse particles remain in the mill.
Alpine® AS Spiral Jet Mills are characterized by a special geometry of the mill housing in the area of the discharge, which contributes towards a finer classification effect and a sharp top cut.
The product also has an effect on the air flow within the machine: the more product there is in the machine, the more the spiral flow is braked and the lower is the centrifugal force and the coarser the end product. The relationship of the product to the classifying air flow rate is therefore the most significant parameter for setting the fineness of the spiral jet mill. In principle, different nozzle angles can also be used to achieve the required fineness values, whereby the complete nozzle ring must be exchanged in this case.
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Mikro ACM® Air Classifying Mills were invented by HMPS in the late 1960’s and are one of the most versatile types of size reduction equipment available in the market. These units while being capable of producing fine, medium and coarse grinds for a wide variety of materials for Food, Pharmaceutical, Chemical and Mineral industries, require very little maintenance over their life span. The basic design of these mills is the impact size reduction that is coupled with an internal dynamic classifier which controls the outlet (product) particle size via recirculating the coarse particles back into the grinding zone.
There are seven main factors which determine particle size distribution for the Mikro ACM® Air Classifying Mill. When varied, the rotor type and speed combined with the liner and hammer count affects the production of fines. The separator type and speed affects the top size of the product. And lastly, the airflow governs the throughput as well as top size and fines generation. With the endless available options a machine can be configured to process just about any material that is below MOH’s hardness of 5.
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[post_title] => Alpine Ventoplex Air Classifier
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Benefits
- Continuous drying, milling and classifying in a single compact system
- Safe drying of temperature-sensitive products — even at elevated temperatures
- Produces ultra-fine, uniform powders in just seconds
- Handles moist solids with up to 80% moisture content — including slurries, pastes, doughs, filter cakes and wet powders
- High evaporation capacity and fast thermal transfer
- 30–40% lower energy consumption per kg of evaporated water compared to conventional drying technologies
- Small footprint and excellent accessibility for inspection and cleaning
Rotor Types
Hosokawa Flash Dryers are available with a choice of three rotor types, selected according to product characteristics and specific process goals. Each rotor offers distinct advantages to suit a wide range of applications:
- DMR Rotor
A high-speed multi-blade rotor designed for strong dispersion, generating a powerful air vortex with tip speeds of up to 110 m/s. Ideal for maximum dispersing performance.
- MDH Rotor
A horizontally driven rotor with swinging hammers for intensive grinding. Recommended for processing slurries and pastes requiring strong milling.
- MDV Rotor
A vertically driven grinding rotor that gently disperses wet agglomerates and solids. Suited for mild dispersion and grinding of heat-sensitive products.
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