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The Cascade Chute is a unique patented design, consisting of oppositely inclined cones, supported by straps and surrounded by an independent wind shroud.
The Cascade Chute is a unique patented design, consisting of oppositely inclined cones, supported by straps and surrounded by an independent wind shroud.
The cascade principle directs the material flow back and forth rather than allowing the material to fall directly through the chute. This flow pattern creates a mass flow profile and decreases product flow speeds.
The reduction in the product discharge velocity and the amount of induced air minimizes dusting at the discharge.
Salient Features:
The Cascade Chute is a unique patented design, consisting of oppositely inclined cones, supported by straps and surrounded by an independent wind shroud.
The Cascade Chute is a unique patented design, consisting of oppositely inclined cones, supported by straps and surrounded by an independent wind shroud.
The cascade principle directs the material flow back and forth rather than allowing the material to fall directly through the chute. This flow pattern creates a mass flow profile and decreases product flow speeds.
The reduction in the product discharge velocity and the amount of induced air minimizes dusting at the discharge.
The integral dust collector may be applied on dustless loading spouts where there is insufficient dust collection. The design features of the IDC are
We have a variety of models like IDC-175 (800cfm) , IDC -260 (1200cfm) and IDC 260A (1800cfm).
The Cascade Chute is a unique patented design, consisting of oppositely inclined cones, supported by straps and surrounded by an independent wind shroud.
The cascade principle directs the material flow back and forth rather than allowing the material to fall directly through the chute. This flow pattern creates a mass flow profile and decreases product flow speeds.
The reduction in the product discharge velocity and the amount of induced air minimizes dusting at the discharge.
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