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Optimization For Existing Tilting Pan Filters Metalcraft
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Metalcraft – Located in Tampa Florida 3
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Metalcraft Metalcraft Manufacturing 4
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Metalcraft Services Filter Pans 5
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Metalcraft Car Frame 6
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Metalcraft Bearing Pedestals 7
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Level Track 8
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Metalcraft Services Installation of New Filter Components 9
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Metalcraft Services 10
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Optimization for Existing Tilting Pan Filters 13
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Reliability / Mission Time RELIABILITY speaks of intended function over time. MISSION TIME is critical to maximize acid production 14
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Filter Mission Times Maintenance turnaround to turnaround Down day to down day (PM the filter) Scheduled wash cycle to wash cycle Scheduled cloth change out to cloth change out 15
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Wash Cycle to Wash Cycle Mission Times Acid production is critical Interval times are critical 16
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Cloth Change Mission Times Acid production is critical Intervals - Most Critical 17
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Filter Performance Optimization This is mechanical approach for existing tilting pan filters, offering increased mechanical reliability and increased recovery of P₂O₅. Results are, a reduction in maintenance costs and increased production dollars. 18
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Objectives for Filter Optimization Increase acid production Minimize dilution Increase P₂O₅ recovery Lower maintenance costs / Increase mission times Improve cloth cleaning efficiencies 19
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Filter Optimization Step 1 Initial operational and maintenance benchmarks established. A detailed study and mapping of the filter is completed. 20
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All aspects of the filter and its parts are measured 21
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Filter Optimization Step 2 Measured data is integrated into the modeling software. Study of the filter in the “as found” condition begins. 22
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Filter Optimization Step 3 The filter is accurately modeled in its optimized condition. Demonstrates the recommended changes 24
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Filter Optimization Step 4 Client report submittal, steps planned in harmony with client goals Report includes optimized proposal package. (How can Metalcraft best support changes the client would like to see?) 25
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Filter Software Modeling – Design – Mapping Process 26
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Components for Optimizing Existing Tilting Pan Filters Cloth spray headers Cam roller turnovers Enlargement of filtration area (pans) Filter valve timing 27
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Cloth Spray Headers 28
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Metalcraft Services Nozzle Placement and Spray Patterns are Critical for Cloth Spray Header Efficiencies 29
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Cloth Spray Header Optimization Nozzle Design and Efficiency Conflicting Sprays Delivered Flow and Pressure to Header Loop Design with Cleanout 30
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Nozzle Design and Geometry Vee Jet Flat Jet 31
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s Address cleaning for all areas of the pan - Corners 32
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Typical Cloth Spray Header Installation 33
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Metalcraft Services Cam Turnover Sections 34
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Cam Turnover Designed for accurate and simple field adjustment Assures proper operation 35
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Metalcraft Services uses modeling software for both detailed design work and problem solving. 36
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3 D Modeling Cloth Spray Evaluation 3 D Modeling 37
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Increased Filtration Area 51
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Increased Filtration Area Considering new pans for an existing filter? Build them with additional filtration area! 52
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Filtration Area Increased to 13.92 s/m Filtration Area Increased.46 s/m Per Pan 53
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Optimization for the Central Valve Is the valve timed correctly? Is dilution being addressed? Are wash and feed boxes located correctly to maximize filter efficiency 54
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Central Valve 55
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Optimization of Central Valve Adjustment / Repair of compartment baffles Replace Seal and Wear Plates Machining of Poly Ring and Timing Crown surfaces in place 56
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Metalcraft Services 57
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MCS 4/2010Metalcraft Services of Tampa MCS 4/22/2010 Filter Performance Optimization Results 58
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Tilting Pan Filter Project Success – Example 1 Production and Down Time Cost Savings Savings of $0.9 Million per Year Recovery of 3500 Tons of Phosphoric Acid Per Year Reduced Cloth Usage and Overtime Cloth Changes 59
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Tilting PanFilter Project Success – Example 2 Production and Down Time Cost Savings Reduction of Filter Down Time Per Month Increase P₂O₅ Recovery Overall Filter Improvement Annual Savings - $2.2 Million Per Year 60
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Other Filter Components for Optimization Car Frames Bearing Pedestals Level Tracks 61
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Car Frames Heavy Duty T316L Stainless Steel Design integrated Wear Track – Minimal wear to bottom flange of the frame 62
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Improved Joint Design For Car Frames 63
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Car Frame Bull Gears Integral Bull Gear bolts directly to the frame 64
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Filter Pans in Progress 65
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Objectives for Filter Optimization Increased acid production Minimize dilution Increase P₂O₅ recovery Lower maintenance costs / Increased Mission Times Improved cloth cleaning efficiencies 66
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www.metalcraftservices.com METALCRAFT Leading with Vision 67
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