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80 liters Banbury Mixer with 110KW Motor and 40rpm Mixing Speed for Efficient Rubber Processing

Categories Rubber Kneader Machine
Brand Name: Beishun
Model Number: X(S)N-200Y
Certification: ISO/CE
Place of Origin: Qingdao
MOQ: 1set
Price: Negotiable
Payment Terms: T/T,L/C
Supply Ability: 20sets/month
Delivery Time: 40day
Packaging Details: 20GP
Productname: Rubber Kneader/internal banbury
Operation Mode: Manual/Semi-automatic/Automatic
Motor Type: Hard Alloy Welding
Size: 3360*1950*3050
Safetyfeatures: Overload protection and emergency stop
Mixing Method: Banbury Type
Color: customization
Vacuum: -0.094Mpa
Advantage: Life-long
Rotor Type: Two wing rotor/four wing rotor
Rotor Structure: Two/Four-Wing
Weight: 12ton
Main Motor Power: 110KW
Machinetype: Internal Mixer
Mixing Speed: 40rpm
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80 liters Banbury Mixer with 110KW Motor and 40rpm Mixing Speed for Efficient Rubber Processing

The Core Concept: Why a Two-Layer Drop-Feed?

In a traditional mixing line, a single batch of compound is dropped from the mixer onto a downstream unit (like a mill). The system then waits for the next batch.

A two-layer drop-feed system is a high-efficiency, continuous-flow design where two complete mixing cycles are staged so that one batch is ready to be dropped just as the previous one is finishing its downstream processing.

Think of it like a relay race with two runners:

  • Runner 1 (Batch A) is running the track (being mixed in the internal mixer).

  • Runner 2 (Batch B) is on deck, warmed up and ready to go (waiting in the drop chute).

  • As soon as Runner 1 finishes and hands off the baton (is dropped onto the mill), Runner 2 immediately starts their run (is loaded into the mixer).


The Key Components of the Line

Here is the typical arrangement of a two-layer drop-feed line:

  1. Weighing and Feeding System (Upstream):

    • Carbon Silo/Big Bag Station: Stores bulk carbon black.

    • Oil and Chemical Tanks: Store plasticizers, process oils, etc.

    • Automatic Weighing Hoppers: Precisely weigh rubber polymers (natural & synthetic), carbon black, oils, and chemicals according to the recipe.

    • Main Feed Conveyor (or Hopper): Transports the pre-weighed raw materials to the mixer.

  2. The Internal Mixer (The Heart of the Line):

    • This is where the Banbury mixer comes in. A Banbury is the most famous and common brand name for a tangential rotor internal mixer.

    • Function: It masticates the rubber and incorporates all the fillers (carbon black), oils, and chemicals under high pressure, temperature, and shear force to create a homogeneous compound.

    • Key Parts:

      • Mixing Chamber: Where the materials are loaded.

      • Two Rotors: Intermeshing or tangential (Banbury type) that generate the shear.

      • Ram: A hydraulic piston that descends into the chamber, applying pressure to the batch for better incorporation and heat transfer.

      • Drop Door: The bottom-hinged door that opens to discharge the mixed batch.

  3. The Two-Layer Drop-Feed Mechanism (Critical Component):

    • This is a specialized drop chute located directly beneath the mixer's drop door.

    • It has a split gate or a diverting mechanism inside.

    • Layer 1 (Bottom): Holds a fully mixed batch (Batch A) that is waiting to be discharged onto the mill.

    • Layer 2 (Top): The next batch of raw, un-mixed materials (Batch B) is pre-placed here, waiting for the mixer to be empty.

    • The Sequence:

      1. The mixed Batch A is in the bottom of the chute.

      2. The ram lifts, and the drop door opens.

      3. Batch A is released onto the mill.

      4. The drop door closes, and the split gate in the chute shifts.

      5. The pre-weighed Batch B (the raw materials in the top layer) immediately slides down into the now-empty mixer.

      6. The ram lowers, and the next mixing cycle begins immediately.

  4. Downstream Equipment (After the Drop):

    • Drop Mill (Open Two-Roll Mill): Receives the hot batch from the mixer. Its primary jobs are to cool the batch, provide additional homogenization, and sheet it out into a continuous strip.

    • Batch-Off Unit: A series of cooling drums that cool the rubber sheet with water spray or immersion.

    • Slitter and Cutter: Cuts the cooled sheet into strips or piles it into a container (batching).

    • Palletizer/Weighing System: Prepares the finished compound for the next manufacturing step (e.g., extrusion, calendering, molding).


The Mixing Cycle and How It All Fits Together

Here is the synchronized timing that makes the two-layer system so efficient:



TimeInternal Mixer ActionTwo-Layer Drop Chute ActionDownstream Mill Action
T=0 secMixing Batch AEmptyIdle
T=90 secBatch A mixing completePre-load Raw Batch B into top layerIdle
T=100 secRam lifts, door opensDrop Mixed Batch A (bottom) onto millStarts receiving Batch A
T=105 secDoor closesLoad Raw Batch B (top) into mixerProcessing Batch A
T=110 secStarts mixing Batch BEmpty (waiting for next pre-load)Still processing Batch A
T=200 secBatch B mixing completePre-load Raw Batch C into top layerFinishing Batch A
... and so on.


Advantages of the Two-Layer Drop-Feed System

  1. Massive Increase in Productivity: Eliminates the idle time of the internal mixer waiting for the downstream mill to be ready and for the next batch of raw materials to be loaded. This can increase output by 30-50%.

  2. Improved Consistency: The precise, automated loading of raw materials and the consistent cycle time lead to more uniform batch-to-batch quality.

  3. Reduced Labor: The process is highly automated, requiring minimal manual intervention.

  4. Better Energy Efficiency: The mixer, a major energy consumer, is utilized more effectively.
    Main Parameters of Our Banbury Internal Mixer:


    Model

    LH-100Y

    LH-145Y

    LH-200Y

    LH-250Y

    LH-330Y

    Chamber Volume (L)

    100

    145

    200

    250

    330

    Filling Coefficient

    0.65

    Rotor Type

    Intermesh

    Rotor Speed (r/min)

    10-60

    Rotor Speed Ratio

    1:1.17

    Max. Capacity (T/H)

    1.36

    2.2

    3.05

    4.2

    5.0

    Power Supply

    AC 380V 50HZ 3P (customized available)

    Motor Power (Kw)

    520

    720

    1100

    1320

    1700

    Weight (T)

    19

    29

    48

    65

    80

The Role of the Banbury Mixer

The Banbury mixer is ideal for this system because it is a high-intensity, short-cycle-time mixer. Its fast mixing action (typically 2-5 minutes per batch) creates the need for the equally fast material handling that the two-layer drop-feed system provides. The efficiency of one depends on the other in a modern, high-volume production line.

Summary

In essence, a two-layer drop-feed rubber mixing line is a sophisticated production system designed to maximize the output of a high-speed internal mixer (like a Banbury). By using a specialized double-stacking chute, it pipelines the mixing and downstream processes, ensuring the mixer—the most expensive and critical asset—is almost never idle. This setup is the industry standard for high-volume tire and rubber goods manufacturing.


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