| Vacuum Loading: A vacuum loading port with or without an automated valve is added to the chamber or bowl. The control system sets the fan and inlet valves to create a vacuum which draws product into the fluid bed system. |
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| 2 Bar and 12 Bar Construction: Systems are available as a 2 bar design with outdoor explosion relief venting, 2 bar design with indoor contained explosion relief venting or 12 bar design with containment. |
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| Automated Cleaning: Custom automated WIP/CIP systems are provided that are appropriate for the product(s) being processed. |
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| Solvent Handling: Custom solvent handling systems are provided to remove up to 99% of the solvent in the process. Solvent removal can be achieved via a "once through" approach where a thermal oxidizer, scrubber, carbon bed or cryogenic condenser is added to the end of the fluid bed process. If recovery of the solvent is desired, a closed loop solvent recovery package is provided that recirculates the process gas through condensers and back into the fluid bed process. Click here to download a pdf overview of solvent handling and recovery. |
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| Side Discharging: A port with automated valve is added to the side of the bowl to permit vacuum conveying of the processed product out of the fluid bed system. |
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| Bottom Discharging: Material can be discharged out of the bottom of the fluid bed bowl directly into a tote or other process step without opening up the fluid bed. Portable bowls also can be bottom discharged. |
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| MAGNALIFT® Bowl Inverters: Sanitary post hoist to pick up the fluid bed bowl and flip it over for discharging of product into totes, mills, screeners, etc. |
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