Dump chest

Overview
The fibre suspension created in the pulper is first drawn off into a dump chest. There it is temporarily stored for the further stages of the stock preparation process. Typical process challenges in the dump chest are fast filling from above and high stock densities. A slow-running lateral agitator ensures a homogeneous, pumpable consistency of the fibres in suspension. Level measurement in the dump chest determines when it is filled to capacity and ready for emptying and the next process step. The measurement is carried out hydrostatically via a side-mounted pressure transmitter with a ball valve fitting. This allows removal for maintenance or cleaning purposes, even when the dump chest is full.
Operating Conditions
- Measuring Task
- Level measurement
- Measuring Point
- Vat
- Medium
- Pulp or waste paper suspension
- Measuring Range
- 10 m
- Temperature
- +20 … +40 °C
- Pressure
- 0 … 0 bar
Challenges
- Different stock consistencies, fast filling
Benefits
- Reliable: High operational availability through reliable measurement, even with high pulp densities
- Cost effective: Maximum utilization of the vat volume
- User friendly: Service-friendly thanks to easy access to the measuring system
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