REES designs and fabricates transfer and loadout systems that move collected waste from cyclones, filters, and grinders. Our design department gives special consideration to material characteristics, bulk density (lbs/ft3), and volume capacity (lbs/hr) to build the most efficient system.
Once waste materials are collected and transferred, a variety of methods can be employed to load it into various receptacles such as containers, trailers, boilers, storage bins, and silos, or integrate it into another manufacturing process. REES excels in the design and construction of four primary types of waste transfer systems, each tailored to different needs and applications.
Types of Waste Transfer Systems
Low-Pressure Transfer Systems
REES utilizes low-pressure systems to efficiently collect waste under a cyclone, filter, grinder, or feeder, and then transport it to a designated location such as over a storage bin, silo, or trailer.
Features and Benefits
One of the standout features of these systems is their ability to operate in a closed-loop configuration. This setup returns the air back to the blower after ejecting the waste, creating a dust-free environment during the transfer. It minimizes the release of particulates into the workspace, ensuring compliance with environmental regulations and enhancing workplace safety. These systems are ideal for operations where low volume and short distance waste transfer are required.
High-Pressure Transfer Systems
Designed for robustness, the high-pressure systems by REES are engineered to handle large volumes of bulk material and are capable of transferring waste over extended distances.
Features and Benefits
These systems incorporate machined rotary airlock feeders and positive displacement pumps to ensure consistent, reliable operation. High-pressure systems are particularly effective for transporting waste to facilities like silos and boilers, where high volume transfer is crucial. They are also favored for their efficiency in maintaining material integrity over long distances.
Screw Conveyors
REES’s screw conveyors are integral components of load-out systems designed to handle waste management in a variety of settings.
Features and Benefits
These conveyors are versatile, facilitating not only the transfer of waste into containers or open-top trailers but also ensuring even distribution via leveling screws. Additionally, they are commonly used in boiler feeding operations and for unloading materials from silos and bins. The screw conveyor system is appreciated for its precision in handling and its ability to manage a range of material types, including those that are more challenging to transport.
Trailer Blow-In Systems
The trailer blow-in system represents a specialized adaptation of low-pressure technology tailored for loading trailers in a clean and efficient manner.
Features and Benefits
This system introduces positive pressure to the rear of a sealed trailer at a back-stop, while a negative pressure pipe extracts air from the trailer, returning it to the blower. This closed-loop system prevents environmental contamination and reduces the loss of material during transfer. It is particularly useful for businesses that require an efficient and clean method to load trailers rapidly and with minimal waste.
Each system developed by REES aims to optimize both the environmental impact and operational efficiency of waste transfer, ensuring that clients receive a tailored solution that meets their specific needs in waste management and material handling.