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West Heidelberg VIC 3081
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Loss-in-weight controller


CONTROL Automation will show its newly released loss-in-weight controller for the Autoflex range of flexible-wall metering feeders. It is an advanced, precision, bulk solids feeder /controller.

Ample input and output facilities, combined with a range of industrial communications protocols make it a powerful and versatile instrument. When matched to an appropriate feeder it will control feed rates from 1 to 26,000kg /h.

Control Automation has recently developed, and applied for a patent for an attachment to the collapsible IBC box, allowing powder to be discharged or metered direct to process. (Typically from a CHEP box.)

This means powder packaged in a collapsible IBC can be transported from supplier to end user's store. After attaching a cone valve hopper, the IBC can be moved direct to the process and placed on a discharge station. This system provides guaranteed discharge and allows automatic metering of the product to process by rate, or by batch.

5-Mar-2004

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Will achieve 1200kg/h to 2600kg/h rate, for a typical 10m to 50m run in a 50mm NB line for a product of medium density. Powder into liquid mixing system (7-Mar-2005)
CONTROL Automation has developed a system for conveying powders and injecting them into a liquid mixing tank below the surface of the water. It is based on the Kockums Microveyor. The Microveyor system is built for transfer rates from 1t/h to 4t/h.

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