Intercem launches raw material receiving hopper, InterHop
Published by Emily Thomas,
Deputy Editor
World Cement,
The raw material receiving hopper, InterHop, from Intercem delivers high flexibility, fast truck loading and dust free operation. 30 t of material can be unloaded in less than 30 seconds. Truck loading is possible as well as direct feed via belt conveyor to raw material silo. The InterHop has a flexible design and is a tailor-made solution developed according to the client’s requirements.
The InterHop offers:
- Low dust emissions during bulk ship unloading progress with gantry crane/shovel.
- Low dust emission during truck loading or transfer with belt conveyor.
- Rapid loading process for trucks.
- High speed belt conveyor loading.
- Strong and long-life hopper design.
- Flexible hopper height in case of new hopper position.
- The grab feeding opening has a diameter of 9 m and a height feeding opening.
- The inlet (grate size) is 6.50 m x 6.50 m and the height of the inlet (grate size) 15 m.
- The overall dimensions (with walkways) are 10 x 17.80 m. The hopper disposes of a capacity of 65 m3/ density 1.2 – 1.4 kg/dm3 and its weight is approx. 215.000 kg.
Read the article online at: https://www.worldcement.com/product-news/20092021/intercem-launches-raw-material-receiving-hopper-interhop/
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