System and method for producing and controlling production of viscous material such as battery paste for industrial application
AssigneeBuhler AG
InventorsJan MARTI, Valentin DOLDER
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AssigneeBuhler AG
InventorsJan MARTI, Valentin DOLDER
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An inline control and measuring systems connected to a continuous mixing process of a system for mixing solid or viscous materials with liquids and/or solvents to form the paste or viscous materials, and method thereof. Further there is a system and a method for producing viscous material, such as paste, in particular battery paste, with defined rheological properties for industrial applications. The system includes an extruder to discharge the paste through a supply line and one outlet of a plurality of outlets. The system further includes a bypass line for receiving a volume of the paste from the supply line and includes a plurality of pipes and a plurality of sensors. A controller is in communication with the extruder and the plurality of sensors. The controller receives signals indicative of pressure of the paste flowing through the pipes, determines viscosity of the paste based on the pressure of the paste.
An inline control and measuring systems connected to a continuous mixing process of a system (100) comprising an extruder (102) for mixing solid or viscous materials with liquids and/or solvents to form the paste or viscous materials, wherein the paste or viscous material is discharged through a supply line (104) and at least one outlet of a plurality of outlets (106), characterized
A method (600) for producing a paste for an industrial application using a system (100), wherein the system (100) comprises an extruder (102) for mixing a solid material and a liquid to form the paste, a supply line (104) and at least one outlet of a plurality of outlets (106) for discharging the paste, and a flow meter (110) for measuring rate of flow of the paste through the supply line (104), characterized in the steps of,
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