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Mactenn Systems, Ltd.
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Acton Sudbury
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Mini Case Study: Exxon Chemical Company
APPLICATION FEATURE
Metering Volume with Inflatek Valves®
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Customer
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Exxon Chemical Company
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Location
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Baton Rouge, LA, U.S.A.
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Industry
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Petroleum Production
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Application
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Metered volume of product utilizing two Inflatek Valves®
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Technology
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Inflatable Seat Valves
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Systems Summary
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Two 6" Inflatek Valves® that are remotely operated
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System Objectives
System design requirements:
- Provide two remotely operated Inflatek Valves® for inline operation for transport of alumina / sodium oxide.
- Spillage-free and dust-free operation
- Low Maintenance
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Inflatek Valve®
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Material Characteristics
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Material
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Alumina / Sodium Oxide
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Bulk Density
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49 lbs. / cu. ft.
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Particle Size
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1 to 100 microns
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Flowability
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Very good
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Abrasiveness
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High
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System Description
Two 6" in-line Inflatek Valves® were provided for a metering process. The two Inflatek Valves® were placed in-line to measure a specific volume of alumina / sodium oxide that was being transported from a pressurized bin at 1 psig to a drum at 0 psig. To allow the drum to be emptied at 0 psig, a ball valve was used to equalize the pressure.
System Performance
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Average Air Consumption
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5 SCFM at 80/100 psig (per valve)
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