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Sanitary
Manways And Inspection Ports
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Manway |
EDT sanitary manways
are designed to address the problems of air, CIP solution and powder
leakage when used in spray drying systems.
The manways feature a
durable heavy-duty construction. A double-hinged dome cover allows for
easy opening and handling that maintains cover alignment. A unique
gasket design reduces leakage from the manway. In addition, our all
stainless steel swing bolt allows for quick access with an easy grip
hand knob.
Designed in accordance
with USDA sanitary standards.
All stainless steel construction in AISI 316L material.
Suggested placement
for heavy duty manways: drying chambers, fluid beds, cyclones, ductwork,
baghouses, powder silos, balance tanks and other stainless steel vessels
where inspection and access is required.
EDT sanitary manways
are standard components on spray drying systems and equipment provided
by Evaporator Dryer Technologies, Inc.
Sizes available:
250 mm Inspection
Ports
500 mm Manways
EDT maintains parts
and gaskets inventory for manways.
Heavy-Duty
Manways with Safety Insert
Our newest Heavy-Duty Manway is
designed with a Safety Insert to prevent access into the vessel when the
cover is opened.
This manway allows the cover to be opened for inspection while the
safety insert remains closed. The safety insert can be lifted separately
for access into the vessel.
Included is a 1" ferrule, nylon plug and proximity sensor. The
sensor can be programmed to send a signal to the PLC to sound an alarm
or shut down the equipment should the safety insert be lifted while the
equipment is in operation.
All EDT manways feature the same durable heavy-duty design and
construction. The safety insert is constructed from 316 stainless steel
and is designed in compliance with USDA Guidelines for the Sanitary
Design and Fabrication of Dairy Processing Equipment.
Evaporator Dryer Technologies has met the challenge in providing the
Dairy Industry with a heavy-duty manway in a necessary sanitary design.
Heavy
Duty Manway Brochure (.pdf, 112k) |