dead plate

"Dead plates" are essential components in various industrial settings, used primarily to control airflow and facilitate the transfer of materials.

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Definition

C1Furnace

(technical)A solid covering over a part of a fire grate to prevent air from entering through that section, aiding in combustion control.

Example

  • The dead plate in the furnace helps to maintain efficient combustion by blocking unnecessary airflow.

C1Conveyor Systems

(technical)A fixed piece placed between two moving conveyors to bridge the gap and allow smooth transfer of items.

Example

  • The dead plate ensures that products move seamlessly from one conveyor to another without falling through the gap.

C1Automatic Stoker Grate

(technical)A stationary steel plate at the end of an automatic-stoker grate that collects non-combustible residues.

Example

  • The dead plate at the end of the stoker grate collects clinkers formed during coal combustion.

Similar

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