Fox Venturi Eductors are used for pneumatic conveying of cement to 1,800° F in dilute phase systems. Is a maintenance-free pneumatic conveying solution of interest at your plant?
Learn More about how our conveying systems are used in the Cement Industry
Fox venturi eductors are installed in hundreds of cement plants all over the world. Their ability to convey abrasive cement, CKD, ash, and alternative fuels with no moving parts makes them applicable in a large variety of applications. Because Fox eductors are machined from bar, they are rugged, heavy-duty, heavy-walled equipment ideally suited for pneumatic conveying applications in cement plants.
Typical uses include:
a) Fuel injection, especially pulverized coal
b) Alternative fuel injection such as agricultural waste products like rice husks, corn cobs, seed and nut waste, wood chips and sawdust, and industrial or municipal waste (RDF), such as shredded paper and plastic, shredded tires (TDF), hazardous waste including dried sewage sludge, used oil filters and MBM—meat and bone meal.
c) Pollution control systems, such as activated carbon injection ( ACI), flue gas desulfurization (FGD) and other sorbent injection applications for pollution mitigation where 24/7 reliability is critical.
Fox eductors are often installed under leaking rotary kilns to capture and convey high temperature CKD before it hits the ground and creates a fire and work hazard. Fox eductors often convey CKD at temps to 1,600° F with no moving parts—something impossible to do with a rotary valve.
Please contact us to discuss your requirements for a conveying system. Fox Valve has been supplying performance-guaranteed pneumatic conveying systems since the 1970’s.
Visit Our Test Lab
Fox operates a state-of-the-art solids conveying test center, complete with numerous convey test loops, blowers (both regenerative and positive displacement,) as well as loading, dosing, and metering equipment. We encourage our existing and potential customers to visit our facility and witness their own product being conveyed in our test loop. Please visit our Solids Conveying Test Lab page for more information.
Published Article of Interest
Ten Years of Conveying Service with No Maintenance (1997)
