Vertical Air Classifier

Introduction: The air classifier system consists of a feed control system, a classifier main unit, a cyclone collector, a pulse dust collector, and an induced draft fan. Its core innovation lies in forced vortex classification technology, which precisely controls the cut particle size by adjusting the impeller speed and air volume.
Working principle：The air classifier is a forced classifier with secondary air inlet and a vertically mounted large impeller. During operation, materials enter the lower barrel under the influence of the induced draft fan's gravity and rise to the partitions. Due to the high-speed rotation of the classifying impeller rotor, the particles are subjected to both the centrifugal force generated by the rotation of the classifying impeller and the centripetal force generated by the induced draft fan. When the centrifugal force on the particles is greater than the centripetal force, the coarse particles above the classification diameter are thrown to the inner wall of the barrel, stall and slide down the wall. The external secondary air enters through the air inlets evenly distributed on the cone, creating a wind sieve effect on the coarse particles, and cleanly separates the fine powder mixed with or adhering to the coarse material. The separated coarse material is collected and discharged from the classifier by the discharge device, while the fine powder below the classification diameter is collected by the air flow into the cyclone collector and pulse dust collector. The purified gas is discharged by the induced draft fan.