The Vortex Layer Device, or the AVS unit, has been tested in various industrial facilities. Practice shows that AVS efficiently replaces such devices as ball, vibration, hammer mills, various pulverizers and dispersers. AVS units are used as reactors, mixers etc.
The use of AVS in production of various construction materials, such as nano-modified concrete, finely dispersed cement, extra-strong silex bricks, dry paint pigments etc, is very promising.
The main feature of the AVS devices, while pulverizing solid materials, are the multiple and frequent shocks and friction forces, which does not only cause pulverization of solid particles, but also activation of their surface due to deformation of the crystal lattice.
Since cement hydration begins on the surface of cement particles, the total area of the particles defines the amount of material which can be hydrated. Therefore, the rate of hydration depends on the particle size, fine grinding being necessary for quick increase of strength.
To confirm this, we experimented by atomizing 400 grade Portland cement for use as an additive in quick settling cement mix for high vibration and dynamic forces. In this test we used 500 grams of 400 grade Portland cement, pulverized by steel ferromagnetic elements for 30 minutes.
As a result, the treatment of cement/concrete on AVS allows to:
Vortex layer devices intensify the process of obtaining fine-dispersed chalk and receive high quality products. Devices are reliable and can be easily installed in the premises without special foundations. When choosing a particular arrangement (in sequence, parallel, etc.), almost any production line for fine-dispersed chalk could be achieved.
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Using AVS allowed to reduce foaming agent consumption by 10%, lime consumption by 2%, without making the product heavier.The specific weight was reduced, while strength to weight ratio increased. The quality of foamed concrete can be increased by processing the lime-sand or cement-sand mix in the vortex layer to activate SiO2.
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Tests show that the samples prepared using only magnetic water, are 20-25% less durable. This is due to the improved quality of mix preparation in the vortex layer. Additive content over 1% shows decrease of strength, both flexing and compressive. The use of modified concrete allows to reduce metal amount per structure and to reduce costs
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The strength of the brick are directly correlated to the activation of SiO2 and uniform distribution of the components. Lime and sand mix was sifted through the AVS-100 unit. It is interesting that such brief processing (fractions of a second) did not cause pulverization of sand and lime.
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The vortex layer devices have one important advantage: they can easily be retrofitted into the existing production lines to improve product quality. Research shows that it only takes 2 minutes to pulverize 200 g of quartz sand to 1 micron in the electromagnetic mill, using 300 grams of 3 mm ferromagnetic particles.
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Intensive dispersion of solid material with simultaneous particle activation can be applied in paint production and laquer production. Iron oxide pigments, for instance, can be dispersed to the size less than 20 micron in 15-60 seconds in the AVS magnetic mill; in a ball drum, the same process takes several hours.
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Invariable German quality
Up to 30% budget savings
Shipment protection system
Fast production
Flexible discounts
Anti-corrosion and protective coatings
Stock equipment available from storage
Service centers on four continents
Worldwide sorbent change service. Optional equipment for used sorbent reactivation
