Batch Plant

JEFFER is specialized in design and supply of various kinds of tailor-made batch plants according to different glass types, local raw material availability and customer’s requests.

Detailed Description

The batch plant is a department of glass factory that processes glass raw materials by charging, dosing, weighing and mixing equipment to get the qualified batch ready for melting.

JEFFER batch plants ensures that the batch for every glass type is fed fully automatically into the glass furnace with the exact consistency and homogeneity required, at the required amount and at the right point in time–24 hours a day, 365 days per year.

3D modeling is adopted in order to guarantee design accuracy and avoid possible rework and on-site adjustments caused by design deviation, saving time for customer.

Main type of raw materials

Types of auxiliary materials

The auxiliary materials help the glass to obtain a certain character and increase the melting speed.

Basic Type:

• Inline plant - Flexible
• Tower plant - Compact

Components:

• Raw material storage system
• Charging/Intake system
• Dosing system
• Weighing system
• Mixing and transfer system
• Dust collecting system
• Electrical and automatic control system

Technical Features:

• 3D modeling design
• Customized optimization design
• Reliable quality and safety control
• Advanced and mature control system
• Low environmental impact

Operation Mode:

• Fully automatic
• Semi-automatic
• Manual

Scope of Supply:

• Engineering design
• Charging/Intake equipment, mainly including:

• Bucket elevator
• Vibrating feeder
• Electric hoist
• Vibrator
• Level indicator

• Dosing equipment,mainly including:

• Electromagnetic vibrating feeder
• Screw feeder
• Activator
• Screw gate/damper

• Weighing scales
• Mixing and transfer equipment, mainly including:

• Pneumatic hammer
• Water-adding system
• Mixer/blender
• Pneumatic hammer
• Belt conveyor
• Bucket elevator

• Dust collectors/filters
• Electric and automatic control equipment
• Supervision of installation & commissioning