Presentations Fr. 22.06.2012 - Hosokawa Alpine Aktiengesellschaft

Hosokawa AlpineExpo 2012
Presentations on Friday, 22 June (Page 4 of 4)
Friday, 22 June: Lectures in Hall No. 2
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Protective Systems for Explosion Protection - When do we really need them
Dr. Bernd Broeckmann, INBUREX Consulting GmbH
Protective Systems for explosion protection are sometimes seen as investment cost and intensive additional means.
The presentation will line out under which conditions these protective systems are either legally required, required
by physics due to specific effects or required by risk management considerations.
The new standard DIN EN 16009 – flameless explosion protection, a benefit for the clients
Dipl.-Ing. Roland Bunse, REMBE® GMBH SAFETY + CONTROL, Head of Explosion Protection Department
EN standard 16009 provides the customer with yet another seal of quality. The EC-Type Examination Certificate
according to EN standards 16009 should be the most important criterion when selecting a product for flameless
explosion venting. This presentation shows the performance of the Flameless Venting device during the DIN EN
16009 certification and outlines the benefits for the customers in cost saving e.g. maintenance costs.
The Alpine Long-Gap-Mill LGM: Applications from the Chemical, Food, Mineral & Recycling industry
Christof Barth, Hosokawa Alpine AG, Minerals & Metals division
The ALPINE Long-Gap-Mill LGM is a universal mill, which is used in a very wide field of applications for grinding,
drying, de-agglomeration, simultaneous grinding & drying or coating in all kind of industries. This paper is
presenting selected applications from the chemical, food, mineral & recycling industry by use of the LGM mill.
Energy saving new developed ALPINE ultrafine classifier TurboTwinDouble TTD. Revamping of existing
ball mill classifier loops by TTD.
Dietmar Alber, Hosokawa Alpine AG, Divisional Manager of Minerals & Metals division
Energy saving is not only a topic in the Western World, but also becomes a topic in countries, where energy
traditionally was considered as relative cheap. ALPINE has developed a new ultrafine classifier, with the target of
saving energy and reaching high finenesses & high capacity on a classifier based on the patented single wheel
solid body rotation principal. This new classifier is ideal for replacing older classifiers consuming high energy and at
same time optimizing the capacity, especially for closed ball mill classifier loops.
Processing and applications of ultrafine mineral based cement additives
Dr. Christian Artelt, Heidelberger Zement
Ultrafine mineral based cement additives are used to achieve special properties in the use of cement. Differently to
the standard cement products these additives are much finer, as the basis of their function is a much higher
surface area. These fine additives are produced by the use of heavy wear protected ultrafine air classifiers as the
ALPINE Turboplex Multiwheel Air Classifiers ATP.
Using premixes of additions simplifies and reduce cost in production
Frank Maringer, Matcon Ltd., Business Development Manager
With the use of IBCs offline, premix preparation can be made safely and as a centralised activity. This helps
making the entire production site safe, contamination free and efficient.
Instant wet agglomeration: sticking chemicals together
Ing. Marc Jacobs, Hosokawa Micron BV, Application Engineer in the Chemicals, Metals & Minerals industry
After introducing instant wet continuous agglomeration using Flexomix technology, several chemical applications
are presented.
Evaporate liquid instead of money
Ing. Gertjan Teekman, Hosokawa Micron BV, Application Manager in the Chemicals, Metals & Minerals industry
Staying competitive in producing a dry product means also saving energy. Therefore it really pays off to investigate
which drying process solution is the best for your product. We present continuous drying with a focus on the DMR
High temperature drying.
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