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Overview: The document discusses the ASU and ASA air cleaners by LAIA, designed for efficient removal of dust and light particles to ensure high product quality and economical operation. These systems are particularly effective in minimizing dust emissions, reducing the risk of dust explosions, and enhancing the efficiency of subsequent processing equipment.

Specifications: The ASU is a recirculated air cleaner with two fans for improved air distribution, while the ASA uses exhaust air, suitable for moist or sticky products like malt or rapeseed. Key technical data includes:

ASU 200 and ASA 200 have a maximum product capacity of 220 t/h for wheat, rye, and corn.
ASA 150 has a capacity of 165 t/h for the same products.
Operating widths are 2,000 mm for ASU 200 and ASA 200, and 1,500 mm for ASA 150.
Motor power for fans is 2 x 5.5 kW for ASU, with a discharge screw power of 0.75 kW for all models.
Aspiration connection ranges from ~20 to ~260 m3/min.
Total weight varies from ~1,020 kg to ~1,720 kg.

Features: The air cleaners offer ease of use and flexibility with a variably adjustable vibrating inlet flap and controllable vertical sifter, allowing for optimal cleaning and individual adjustment to various products. They also feature separate discharge for dust and lightweight particles, reducing filter load and allowing easy sampling.

Benefits: Key benefits include economical operation, minimized dust emissions, easy operation, high flexibility, and separate discharge for dust and light particles. These features contribute to improved efficiency and protection of the entire system.

Applications: The ASU and ASA air cleaners are primarily used to remove dust and lightweight particles from product flow, significantly enhancing the efficiency of subsequent process machines and protecting the system.

Customer Testimonial: Josef Bittl, Product Manager at BayWa, Germany, highlights the effectiveness of the ASU in removing light particles and dust from corn before drying and storage, ensuring only well pre-cleaned products are processed.

Contact Information: Bühler GmbH, Grain Quality and Supply, DE-92339 Beilngries, Germany. Phone: +49 8641 701 0, Email: [email protected], Website: buhlergroup.com

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Efficient removal of dust and light particles. For consistently high product quality. The air cleaners ASU and ASA are employed primarily to remove dust and lightweight particles out of the product flow. This significantly improves the efficiency of the subsequent process machines as well as the protection of the entire system. Economical operation and minimized dust emissions. Both the exhaust air and the recirculated air cleaner systems enable extremely cost-effective coarse cleaning of products with low space requirements at the same time. The air cleaners minimize dust emissions in all subsequent...

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Easy operation. Functional diagram The ASU is a recirculated air cleaner fitted with two fans in order to significantly improve air distribution. Functional diagram The cost-effective ASA uses exhaust air and is employed primarily for moist and / or sticky products like malt or rapeseed. 2 Vibrating inlet flap 3 Vertical sifter with adjustable cross-section 4 Expansion chamber with discharge screw B Dust and lightweight particles »In our new reception point, we mainly receive corn. Before we dry and store the fresh harvested product, the ASU removes all kind of light particles and dust. In combination...

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Grain Quality and Supply DE-92339 Beilngries Germany T +49 8641 701 0 F +49 8641 701 133 [email protected] buhlergroup.com Bühler GmbH

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