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RBG 1000 D

Pressure-resistant at positive pressure values of up to 3 bar, optional low pressure operation from 300 mbar (absolute pressure)

    Pressure-resistant to 3 bar over pressure
    Optional: Low pressure operation from 300 mbar absolute, remote control orcomputer-controlled
    Highest short-term and long-term dosing constancy
    Disperses virtually all non-cohesive dusts
    Easy exchange of different solid material reservoirs and dispersing covers
    Easy determination and adjustment of the mass flow
    Pulse mode
    Device easy to clean
    Quick and easy to operate
    Reliable operation
    Little maintenance required
    Reduces your operating expenses

Description

This device disperses particles at positive pressure values of up to 3 bar. Optional operation with low pressure from 300 mbar absolute is possible (please see accessories).

Please note: The feed stock reservoirs with a diameter or 7, 10, 14 or 20 mm are pressure-resistant.

For operation with low pressure special pressure-resistant feed stock reservoirs are needed. Their piston is strongly connected to the feeding unit by a claw. This enables an undisturbed operation with low pressure. Old RBG models can be upgraded with this function by Palas®.

The solid material reservoir with a diameter of 28 mm is not pressure-resistant, but can be used with the RBG 1000 D under atmospheric conditions.

Nitrogen cannot be used as the dispersing gas in the pressure-resistant version of the RBG 1000.


Table 1: Mass flows of RBG system (compacted density 1 g/cm3)

Table 2: Dispersion covers

Table 3: Different versions of the RBG system

I = version for inhalation
D = pressure-resistant
G = low feed rate
L = easily removable and weighable dosing unit
S = nitrogen version

Datasheet

Volume flow

0.5 – 5.0 m3/h

Power supply

115/230 V, 50 – 60 Hz

Dimensions

465 • 320 • 200 mm (H • W • D)

Weight

approx. 19 kg

Particle material

Non-cohesive powders and bulks

Dosing time

Several hours nonstop

Maximum particle number concentration

ca. 107 particles/cm3

Mass flow (particles)

0.04 – 430 g/h (with an assumed compacted density of 1 g/cm^3)

Particle size range

0.1 – 100 µm

Carrier/dispersion gas

Air

Pre-pressure

4 – 8 bar

Feed rate

5 – 700 mm/h

Reservoir diameter

7, 10, 14, 20 mm

Maximum counter pressure

200 mbarg

Reservoir length

70 mm

dispersion cover

Type A, type B, type C, type D

Compressed air connection

Quick coupling

Aerosol outlet connection

Dispersion cover type A: Øinside= 5 mm, Øoutside = 8 mm; Dispersion cover type B: Øinside= 3.6 mm, Øoutside = 6 mm; Dispersion cover type: Øinside= 2.5 mm, Øoutside = 6 mm

Filling quantity

2.7 g (reservoir Ø = 7 mm), 5.5 g (reservoir Ø = 10 mm), 10.8 g (reservoir Ø = 14 mm), 22 g (reservoir Ø = 20 mm), 43 g (reservoir Ø = 28 mm)

Benefits

    Pressure-resistant to 3 bar over pressure
    Optional: Low pressure operation from 300 mbar absolute, remote control orcomputer-controlled
    Highest short-term and long-term dosing constancy
    Disperses virtually all non-cohesive dusts
    Easy exchange of different solid material reservoirs and dispersing covers
    Easy determination and adjustment of the mass flow
    Pulse mode
    Device easy to clean
    Quick and easy to operate
    Reliable operation
    Little maintenance required
    Reduces your operating expenses

Applications

    All applications pressure-resistant up to 3 barg overpressure
    Testing of compressed air filters
    Filter industry:
      -   Determination of fractional separation efficiency
      -   Determination of total separation efficiency
      -   Long-term dusting
      -   Filter media and ready-made filters
      -   Dust removal filters
      -   Vacuum cleaners and vacuum cleaner filters
      -   Car interior filters
      -   Engine air filters
    Calibration of particle measurement devices
     Flow visualization
     Inhalation tests
     Tracer particles for LDA, PIV, etc.
     Coating of surfaces