Zeppelin Systems Gmbh

Zepplin Systems Gmbh

Hermann Baier

Michael Heep

Guido Winkhardt

Christiane Preiss

Amelie Vollmer

Stefan Bier

Robert Müller

Björn Feder

Ernst Gramm

Thomas Hilebrand

Marcus Korehnke

Hans Schneider

Pia Spielvogel

Thomas Hilebrand-Rist

Paul Schladebach

A distribution head of a gravimetric loading system for spreadable bulk materials with a rotatably driven spreader plate, which is composed of a bottom side base plate, which is connected in the central region with the one end of a drive shaft and on which a number of blades evenly distributed on the circumference and with their blade edges approximately in a radially outward direction is arranged. The blade edges of blades are interrupted in the direction of the central axial drive shaft and thus a ring channel extending in the axial direction and free from structures is formed, which channel forms an additional filling and receiving space for the bulk material to be distributed.

Distribution head of a gravimetric loading system for bulk materials

A loading head () of a pneumatic loading system for the uniform introduction of bulk material () into the inner space of container sections (), wherein the loading head () is arranged on the free end of a loading tube (), the outlet connector () of which has an outlet opening () which is directed toward a distribution head () for the lateral deflection of the bulk material into the container section (), which has an approximately conical deflection surface (), wherein the distribution head () is fastened at least in the direction of the longitudinal extension (X direction) of the container section () so that it can be shifted and locked on the loading head ().

Loading head of a pneumatic loading system for bulk material

Disclosed is a blowing device for a rotary air lock, comprising a flushing gas stream that is fed by a gas supply line () in order for adhering material to be flushed and blown out of at least one compartment (-) of the rotary air lock (-) when said compartment is located next to a product outlet of the rotary air lock. A blowing unit (), which comprises at least one blowing tube () and is located in a feeding shoe () that is arranged at the product outlet, directs the flushing gas stream to at least one compartment (-) of the rotary air lock.

Blowing device for a rotary airlock

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Eriskirch, Germany

Hermann Baier