The production line of sodium bentonite blocks (40mm particle size) with an output of 15 tons/hour that you mentioned has a product particle size requirement of 85-95 mesh. This involves two main aspects: bentonite production and particle size control.
First, bentonite production usually includes steps such as mining, crushing, grinding, grading and modification. In this process, the raw bentonite needs to reach a certain particle size after crushing and grinding to meet the needs of subsequent applications. For the bentonite blocks with a particle size of 40mm that you mentioned, this may be the preliminary product after crushing, and the particle size requirement of 85-95 mesh requires further grinding and grading of these preliminary products.
Secondly, regarding particle size control, screening equipment is usually required to ensure that the particle size of the product meets the requirements. Screening equipment can separate bentonite into different particle size grades according to different particle size requirements. In your case, it may be necessary to use equipment that can grind bentonite to a range of 85-95 mesh, such as a ball mill, vibrating mill or air flow mill.
In addition, considering that the production line has an output of 15 tons/hour, it means that grinding and grading equipment with sufficient processing capacity needs to be selected to ensure the continuity and stability of the production line. At the same time, factors such as the energy consumption, maintenance cost and ease of operation of the equipment need to be considered.
Finally, in order to optimize the performance of the production line and improve the quality of the product, the following operations are recommended:
Strict screening and quality control of the raw materials to ensure that the particle size distribution and chemical composition of the raw materials meet the requirements.
Select appropriate grinding equipment and grading equipment, and perform regular maintenance and calibration to ensure the accuracy and stability of the equipment.
Real-time monitoring and adjustment of key parameters in the production process, such as grinding time, grinding media, aperture of the grading screen, etc., to optimize the particle size distribution and output of the product.
Strict inspection and quality control of the finished product to ensure that the product meets customer requirements and standards.
In summary, in order to meet the production needs of sodium bentonite blocks with an output of 15 tons/hour and a particle size of 85-95 mesh, it is necessary to comprehensively consider issues such as raw material selection, equipment selection, production parameter optimization and product quality control.