Investment in cleaning system
Published: 04 April, 2014
An East Midlands bakery has invested in a centralised vacuum cleaning system designed and manufactured by BVC.
The primary reason for the investment was the need to clean up relatively inaccessible areas such as silo penthouses and internal silo tops/bottoms. The system enables centralised collection of waste product, therefore removing any health and safety issues of machines being moved by personnel up and down vertical cat ladders. Up to 198 metres of pipe work and fittings were installed, interconnecting 18 hose connection points, serving six internal day bins four above and four below with a final point in front of the BVC static industrial vacuum cleaning machine located elsewhere.
The BVC Centurion model Ti80 industrial vacuum cleaner is located in a safe area which does not come in contact with the materials being extracted by the system.
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NILFISK-CFM has launched InfiniClean, an automatic filter cleaning system predominantly for 24/7 continuous duty applications. The system requires no additional power source or operator involvement said to make it ideal for the pharmaceutical and food industry amongst other industrial processes.
QUIREPACE reports it has designed and installed six central vacuum cleaning/bulk removal systems for one of the largest biomass projects in a UK power station conversion. The company says the systems were designed to cover the whole of the project's mechanical handling, storage and out-loading system, including rail reception, screen house, conveyor gantries, dome loading/out-loading, transfer towers and onward to processing silos.
