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Raw
material treatment before DORNOW plants: |
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with unpeeled potatoes, carrots, onions, other tubers, root vegetables, partially fruit |
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normally steel construction, primed, painted |
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21.4 | Storage Bin Systems |
Photo 1 + 2: To supplement our systems,
we supply storage bin systems for potatoes and carrots. |
Photo 3-6: Crate tipping device
with bin below. Tubers / root vegetables are
removed via the adjustable conveyor belt. Storage bin and belt function as a dosing bin. |
Other types of storage bins, custom-made according to your request, are available within our product range. |
Photo 7: Hopper belt (Art.-No. 9300)
with dosing function. Contents
approx. 3 t tubers / root vegetables, can be supplied in various
lengths. See also section 21.1 – crate-tipping devices. |
Photo 8: End of the hopper belt (Art.-No. 9300) with “window”. Inclined belt (Art.-No. 3300) to feed other machines. |
Photo 9:
Small dosing bin. Belt with adjustable drive. |
Photo 10: Potato crates with a hinged bottom are set onto the storage bin. Potatoes reach an attached system via the connected conveyor belt in a steady and adjustable flow. | |||
Photo 11:
Smaller dosing bin with adjustable discharge unit. |
Photo 12: Dosing bin (stainless steel) for hinged-bottom crates (visible in the background is a waste water separator). | Photo 12.1: Small raw produce bin (amongst others for feeding "big bags") in front of a small peeling line. |
Photo 13 + 14: Storage bin with crate feeding unit. Crates are loaded into the lifting device by a hydraulic lifting truck. |
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Photo 15: Major dosing bin (870-3003) with a large storage bin (1,6 m³) for feeding of a DORNOW roller peeling machine. | Photo 16: Dosing
bin with a low height of infeed. |