The Issue of Dust Pollution at Bulk Cargo Terminals
Bulk cargo ports and terminals typically handle goods such as coal, iron ore concentrate, and grain. These materials are often fine-grained and lightweight, leading to severe dust pollution during storage, transfer, and loading/unloading processes, which becomes particularly pronounced during windy seasons. Dust pollution at ports and terminals is a global environmental hazard that poses numerous challenges. It harms the atmosphere and surrounding environment, triggers environmental disputes, and damages the social image of enterprises. Moreover, dust pollution poses safety hazards—combustible dust carries risks of fire and explosion, while high concentrations of dust reduce visibility, potentially causing hazards for pedestrians and vehicles.
The main applicable scenarios for the telescopic chute of the ship loader.
1. Industries such as grain and oil storage terminals, bulk feed, coal loading, iron ore handling, and cement distribution.
2. Suitable for loading vehicles such as railway cars, tank trucks, and bulk trucks.
Slewing Telescopic Spout Loader Applicable Materials
Rice, wheat, corn, soybean meal, soda ash, coke, feed, gravel and other powdery, granular, and lumpy materials.
Advantages and Characteristics of Shiploader Telescopic Spout
🔷 Discharging bulk materials from the telescopic spout of the shiploader into the ship's hold can prevent dust overflow.
🔷 Dust-laden airflow is separated from the material and expelled.
🔷 Reduces material breakage, is environmentally friendly, and increases loading efficiency by one-third.
🔷 It is easy to operate and more convenient for loading and unloading.
🔷 It can be extended and retracted freely, has an increased compression ratio, and occupies minimal installation space.Design and fabrication of the shiploader telescopic spout (telescopic dust cover).
