Keep Separation and Segregation Issues from Affecting Your Final Product

Facing separation and segregation issues in your process? Solve them in this webinar as you introduce new ingredients into your plastics process.

Now Available On-Demand
Originally broadcasted: August 27, 2024

Duration: 1 hour

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Summary

Remedy separation and segregation issues in PVC blends and learn how to keep your blend consistent through ingredient replacements and other challenges with Horizon Systems’ Vice President of Innovation in Technical Services, Todd Baker. He’ll be showing you the basics of solving separation and segregation issues — like when and how to sample your blend, understanding how particle size impacts pneumatic conveying velocity, current industry trends and identifying where separation and segregation can occur.

Process system engineers, managers of plastics facilities and executive team members are encouraged to virtually attend this presentation — especially those with expanding facilities and capabilities. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to learn how to stop separation and segregation and keep your plastics process simple.

What You’ll Learn

  • Where and how to sample your blend to correctly identify the source of the separation and segregation issues in your process
  • How particle size impacts pneumatic conveying velocity needed for a blend -- and what issues improper conveying velocity causes
  • Current industry trends leading to separation and segregation issues
  • Where separation and segregation issues can occur in the convey line, filter receivers and in hoppers or silos

Speaker

Todd Baker | Vice President of Innovation in Technical Services | Horizon Systems

Todd Baker is currently Vice President of Innovation in Technical Services at Horizon Systems. He is responsible for technical support to the company, product development and management of the Horizon Systems material testing facility.

He has over 35 years’ experience integrating and troubleshooting bulk material processing systems including pneumatic conveying, weighing/batching, automation, dust collection and instrumentation.  Todd has worked in a broad range of industries including plastics, food, minerals and chemicals.

Todd is also a member of the NFPA committees 652 Fundamentals of Combustible Dust and 660 Standard for Combustible Dust. 

Moderator

Ron Shinn | Editor in Chief | Plastics Machinery and Manufacturing

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