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HDS Drop Thru Rotary Valve

How it’s used

The HDS rotary feeders are mainly used for the discharge (dosing) of pellets and powders from silos. Furthermore they are used as a feeding device in pneumatic dense phase and dilute phase conveying systems with a differential pressure up to 3.5 bar (g).

Design Specs

  • Optimized inlet and outlet cross section for gentle product feeding combined with optimized filling degrees
  • Leakage gas nozzle integrated into housing
  • Solid temperature range from -10 to +60°C and ambient temperatures from -10 to +40°C for standard design; other temperature ranges according to customers' requirements
  • Minimum leakage gas volume due to optimum execution of gaps and 12 chamber rotor
  • Minimum leakage gas volume due to lateral sealing of rotor
  • Circular inlet and outlet flange - no transition pieces required
  • Mounting devices for gear motor, junction box and if necessary for solenoid valves and supporting construction directly at housing
  • Externally located ball bearings with lifetime lubrication, enabling a nearly clearance free axial and radial adjustment of the rotor; material outlet opening between shaft sealing rings and bearing
  • Possible purge gas connection at side covers
  • Free shaft end of rotor visible, enabling a visual control of the sense of rotation and rotor speed
  • Chain drive with adjustable chain tension roller
  • Closed chain protection made of aluminium
  • EC conformity declaration according to ATEX regulations 94/9EGe

Available Modifications

  • Connecting dimensions of flanges according to DIN PN 10, ANSI 150 or works standard
  • special design, such as other materials of construction, quick-cleaning devices and rotor chambers upon request
  • pressure shock resistant and flame proved
  • for high temperatures, heating or cooling of housing possible
  • further types: medium pressure rotary feeder with a differential pressure to 1.5 bar (g) (see type MDS)

PDF Data sheet Rotary Feeder Type HDS