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Monitoring Carbon Black in Silos

12/12/2006 10:57 AM

Anybody have good luck with monitoring systems in silos? I have 4 silos filled with various grades of Carbon Black that I want to monitor. I recently installed an Ohmart Vega vegaflex sensor but I don't think that it's accurate. I fear that the flow of material doesn't provide a flat top surface for the sensor to reflect off of thereby creating a false signal. The sensor utilizes radar and measures the intensity of reflection for its measurements.

Any suggestions?

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Re: Monitoring Carbon Black in Silos

08/25/2010 11:13 PM

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Carbon Black - Grade N220

PropertyASTMMINMAX
Iodine No. mg/gD1510116.0126.0
Oil Absorption, cc/100gD2414108.0120.0
Toluene Discolouration, %D16188.0-
Heat Loss, %D1509-2.0
Tint Strength vs IRB 3#D3265110.0125.0
Ash, %D1506-0.8
325# Sieve Residue,%D1514-0.100
Density, lb/cu ftD151320.024.0
Fines 5 min, %D1508-8.0
300% Modulus, vs IRB6 MpaD412-0.702.55

Carbon Black - Grade N330

PropertyASTMMINMAX
Iodine No. mg/gD151077.088.0
Oil Absorption, cc/100gD241495.0105.0
Toluene Discolouration, %D161880-
Heat Loss, %D1509-2.0
Tint Strength vs IRB 3#D326598.0108.0
Ash, %D1506-0.8
325# Sieve Residue,%D1514-0.100
Density, lb/cu ftD151321.525.0
Fines 5 min, %D1508-5.0
Fines 20 min, %D1508-8.0
300% Modulus, vs IRB6 MpaD4120.142.90

Carbon Black - Grade N550

PropertyASTMMINMAX
Iodine No. mg/gD151038.048.0
Oil Absorption, cc/100gD2414116.0126.0
Toluene Discolouration, %D161880-
Heat Loss, %D1509-2.0
Ash, %D1506-0.8
325# Sieve Residue,%D1514-0.100
Density, lb/cu ftD151320.024.0
Fines 5 min, %D1508-8.0
Fines 20 min, %D1508-12.0
300% Modulus, vs IRB6 MpaD4120.303.10

Carbon Black - Grade N660

PropertyASTMMINMAX
Iodine No. mg/gD151031.041.0
Oil Absorption, cc/100gD241485.095.0
Toluene Discolouration, %D161880-
Heat Loss, %D1509-2.0
Ash, %D1506-0.8
325# Sieve Residue,%D1514-0.100
Density, lb/cu ftD151324.028.0
Fines 5 min, %D1508-5.0
Fines 20 min, %D1508-8.0
Pellet Crush Strength, avg gD33131050
Pellet Crush Strength, max gD3313-60
300% Modulus, vs IRB6 MpaD412-1.501.30

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