Pneumat Systems Cardox CO2, Техническое руководство

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Cardox Techical Manual
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WHERE TO USE CARDOX
Cardox can be used throughout your material handling line anywhere build-ups, hang-
ups and blockages occur. It also can be used in storage silos that contain stone,
gypsum, clay, coal and finished cement to name a few. Throughout the preheater and
precalciner tower is an area where Cardox is used extensively and is extremely effec -
tive. Other areas include the feedshelf, kiln and cooler areas.
One feature that makes Cardox easy and safe to use is the Quik-Lok Socket and
Tube Clamp System. By placing Quik-Lok Sockets on a vessel, access points through
the wall are created that provide precise and secure tube placement. These inexpen-
sive sockets can be easily installed anywhere a problem occurs, and the adjustable
tube clamp allows consistent and controlled discharge depth into the material which
protects refractory and vessel walls.
Using Cardox in TOWER applications:
A) Get prepared completely,
B) Only put tube into the tower when prepared,
C) Only have the tube in the heat a minimum time, and
D) Keep the firing cable wires at the activator end shunted together when setting up
and dismantling the application.
8.02 In most applications the base port needs to be used for tower applications. The
base port is welded in place on the tower and sealed by the plug between tube
insertions.
8.03 With the base port a Quik-Lok Tube Clamp should be used to secure the tube while
making the blast. The Quik-Lok Tube Clamp secures to the tube and them locks the
tube into the base port.
8.04 A hole should be drilled into
the material build up for the
blast to be most effective.
After drilling through the
material one should use a
round rod with a curve on its
end to measure the depth of
the build up.
8.05 One needs to know the
thickness of the refractory
at the point of the planned
blast. The end of the male
part of the Quik-Lok Tube
Clamp should never be any
closer than 6” beyond the
refractory. This 6” is mea-
sured from the end of the
tube to the surface of the
D
A B C
D = Total Depth
(From Tube End to Clamp Face)
D = A + B + C
A = Depth into Material
B = Thickness of Refractory
C = Thickness of Wall & Quik-Lok Socket
EXAMPLE:
A = 10 Inches
B = 9 Inches
C = 3/4 inch + 2-3/4 inch = 3-1/2 ~ 4 inch
D = 23 inches
(From end of tube to Clamp Face)