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Chemicals Batch Description

Printing solvents are filled from a bulk storage into vending containers with different volumes. The bulk storage is located in the safe area which is separated from the hazardous area where the containers are placed. The filling is manually operated. The operator uses a nozzle. Problems: There is insanitary vapour. The dosage accuracy is insufficient.

Solvent Batch Control

Previous System

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Chemicals Batch Description
A multiple volume selection switch allows to choose between different quantities. The switch is connected to the Batch Transmitter Type 8025. A Flow Sensor Type 8030 measures the flow of the solvent and gives a signal to the Batch Transmitter Type 8025 which controls two Ex Solenoid Valves Type 5282. The first is used for coarse feed and the second for fine feed. An Ex start/stop switch is located at the nozzle which can also start the filling process. The stop function can be used in case of emergency. If the quantity of solvent in the bulk storage is reduced to a defined minimum the Batch Transmitter gives an alarm signal. Additional advantages: The operators daily working hours are reduced from 8 to 2 hours which also includes the time spent in contact with the insanitary vapour. Danger of splashing is reduced. Dosage accuracy is considerably improved. Solvent is saved. Payback time is 4 months.

Solvent Batch Control

Easy Flow Control

Easy ON/OFF Control

Brkert Solution