-Technical Features-
The continuous shock wave systems are implemented as standard in a container construction. The continuously operating fragmentation vessel is arranged inside the container. This is equipped with a conveyor system for the material feed and a conveyor system for the removal of the treated material. The container is equipped with a special lining for noise protection and for shielding against electromagnetic interference (EMC protection).
The material is fed in by means of a bunker conveyor, which continuously feeds the material to the fragmentation vessel inside the container. Appropriate dimensioning of the material bunker means that the system can be operated independently.
The fragmentation vessels of the continuous shock wave systems are designed according to the specific material and separation requirements. The process can be individually adjusted by adapting the fragmentation chamber. The vessel is equipped with a movable multi-electrode system. The number of working electrodes is determined by the required productivity.
The fragmented or disassembled material is usually transported out of the fragmentation vessels by means of a water bath conveyor and thus represents a simple interface for linking with downstream plant technology for sorting and dewatering.
An industrial control (PLC) with touch screen interface enables the individual setting of the fragmentation parameters as well as the feeding and removal of the treated material depending on the material or separation requirements and the simple adjustment of the process parameters. A monitored, multi-level security system ensures personal and system protection at all times. No specialist qualifications of the operating personnel are required. The operator can independently store data records with fragmentation parameters for specific materials in the system control.