Research on Drying System Based on the Lower Explosion Limit

Ji Mei Wu; Qiu Min Wu; Yan Feng Li; Zhi Cheng Xue; Yu Ling Zhang; Li E Ma

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.731.407

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Research on Drying System Based on the Lower Explosion Limit

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In gravure printing process, it is easy to trigger an explosion for the explosive volatile solvents of drying system accumulated. In this paper, the lower explosion limit (LEL) is introduced to drying system of the gravure press, and the LEL value is calculated. Then added the LEL sensor to the drying system to monitor and control the concentration of gas in the solvent evaporation. Finally, the structure of the drying system is optimized. It is showed that the consumption of the steam is reduced sharply, the drying system has pronounced energy-saving effect, and operated more steadily and more efficiently.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 731)

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Ji Mei Wu*, Qiu Min Wu, Yan Feng Li, Zhi Cheng Xue, Yu Ling Zhang, Li E Ma

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Dryer Structure, Energy-Saving Drying System, Lower Explosion Limit

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