Large-volume feeders, fast firing decks and pulsed air circulation

A. Hässler Anlagenbau GmbH | B5, 124

Large-volume feeders, fast firing decks and pulsed
air circulation

Hässler

» A large-volume feeder with a capacity of 2 000 m³

Hässler

A. Hässler Anlagenbau is a plant engineering company founded over 50 years ago by Andreas and Gerda Hässler and is owned fully by the founding family.

Initially, engineering focussed on building complete tunnel kilns. At the company site in Erbach mainly kiln components are manufactured now. At the Taucha site, above all large-volume feeders with a filling volume up to 3000 m³ are built. At the trade fair stand, alongside proven products like the large-volume feeders and super lightweight decks for fast firing, innovative developments like pulsed air circulation will be presented.

Issue 03/2010

Silo feeder with 2 000 m³ filling volume is operating successfully in Samara, Russia

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Issue 01/2024

Internal atmosphere circulation in the tunnel kiln for energy saving in the brick firing process

1 Introduction The total carbon dioxide emission from the German brick industry is about 1,73 million tons per year [1]. Approximately 56 % of the total emission is due to the combustion of natural...

Issue 4/2015 M.Sc. Tino Redemann1, Prof. Dr.-Ing. Eckehard Specht1, Dipl.-Ing. Eckhard Rimpel2

Limitations of the use of circulation systems and their influence on the temperature and velocity profile in tunnel kilns

1 Introduction The use of circulation systems in tunnel kilns in the ceramics industry is state of the art. Suitable hot gas fans are commercially available up to 900°?C. With regard to the type of...

Issue 7/2015

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Issue 4/2020 Dr.-Ing. Tino Redemann, Prof. Dr.-Ing. Eckehard Specht

Simulation of the firing of ceramic ware Part 2: Roadmap for CO2-free brick production by 2050

1 Introduction Firing bricks in the tunnel kiln is a high-temperature process and therefore energy-intensive. The energy costs make up a significant part of the production costs. It is to be expected...

ZI 2/2018