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Hello Andy,

3 t/day is not too much for an ejector with ceramic inliner. We did so in some applications in the past.

What you really need is a small storage hopper beneath the cyclone leg plus one of our ejectors.

Please have a look on our website.

If you need more details, please read my article about how ejectors work below and/or let me know.

Best regards

Klaus Schneider

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Originally Posted by Andy Nguyen

Dear Sir,

Anybody can help me to advise a pressure system to convey the fly ash from a cyclone to a storage silo with 600-800 degree celsius.

Capacity: 3 tonnes/ day.

Thank you.

Andy

binh@mce.com.vn

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Andy,

You can use a dilute phase conveying system for your application. Components of this conveying system are commercially available for the high temperatures of 600-800 and for the abrasive properties of fly ash.

Regards,

Amrit Agarwal

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Dear Mr. Andy Nguyen,

As stated by Mr. Agarwal, we sell dilute phase conveying systems for high temperatures, using ceramic inliners as diffusors and hightemperature alloys for housing.

We will take part at

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Please see also pictures of high-temperature-ejector and conveying lines with expansion joints for temperatures up to 750 °C ifor a CFB-Unit.

Best regards

Klaus Schneider

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