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The barrel turning upside down and feeding are completed at one time within 30 seconds for one single barrel. The mechanical turning of the oil barrel greatly reduces the labor intensity of the workers.
Supported by forklift to place the barrel on the barrel turning device; the device will turn the bitumen barrel over along with the downward movement of the two-way hydraulic cylinder; then the upward movement will push the barrel into the barrel heating chamber.
The outer wall of the main body is heated by thermal oil through pipe radiation. The flowing of hot air will further assist in heating the barrel efficiently.
The drums will be placed onto a bucket and then pushed one by one to the back in turn until exiting at the rear end, ensuring a smooth continuous workflow.
The direct heating of the flue pipeline enables high-efficiency heat exchange, maximizing thermal transfer performance.
The pump set features an internal circulation function to improve melting speed, and a fan is used to heat circulating air to strengthen the heat transfer coefficient.
The electrical operating system adopts both manual and automatic control methods, offering flexible operation to suit different production requirements.
Q: How long does it take to complete one barrel turning and feeding cycle?
A: The entire barrel turning and feeding process is completed within 30 seconds for a single barrel, significantly improving production efficiency.
Q: What equipment is required to load barrels onto the barrel turning device?
A: A standard forklift is used to place the barrel onto the barrel turning device. No specialized lifting equipment is required beyond that.
Q: How is the barrel heating chamber heated?
A: The outer wall of the main body is heated via thermal oil pipe radiation, supplemented by circulating hot air to ensure uniform and efficient heating of the barrels.
Q: What is the purpose of the internal circulation function in the pump set?
A: The internal circulation function accelerates the melting speed of bitumen and, combined with the fan-driven heated air circulation, enhances overall heat transfer efficiency.
Q: Does the system support automatic operation?
A: Yes. The electrical operating system supports both manual and automatic modes, allowing operators to choose the most suitable method based on their production needs.
Q: How are multiple barrels processed through the system?
A: Drums are placed onto a bucket and pushed sequentially from front to rear through the heating chamber one by one, enabling continuous and orderly batch processing.
