Blast cleaning systems

MODELS
Turbine Blast Cleaning Systems

TURBINE BLAST CLEANING SYSTEMS

Turbine Blast Cleaning System (Blast Wheel)

The mechanical blast wheel with blades, often called a "turbine", represents one of the main parts of an automatic high-performance machine that does not require an operator. This type of equipment is called a "blast cleaning system", based on the process used, i.e. primarily metal shots.

Operating Principles

Once the turbines are activated, the shots break away from the surface, run down the blades and produce a projection curve. When the shot leaves the impeller, it travels in a straight line.

The blasting power varies based on the mass and speed of the shots being blasted. It is therefore influenced by kinetic energy. A single turbine has the capacity to blast large quantities of abrasive.

Each unit is composed of:

  • A shot and dust separator system
  • A mechanical or pneumatic conveying system
  • A dust collecting system
  • A feeding system

Here are a few examples of turbine blasting cleaning system models:

  • Conveyor blast cleaning system
  • Rotating drum blast cleaning system
  • Suspended load blast cleaning system
  • Table blast cleaning system

APPLICATIONS

One or several turbines can be installed on a blast cleaning system.

All turbine blast cleaning systems are manufactured to handle large quantities of the same type of components (rotating drum, revolving table, conveyor or suspended load, monorail), as well as long structures inserted in continuous mode in a tunnel mounted machinery.

Industries where these are found:
Smelting
Aluminum
Steel conversion
Steel structure
Transportation/automotive
Aeronautics
Parts manufacturing (automotive)
Applications for these machines:
Shot peening
Descaling
Profiling
Sandblasting