Method for detecting air leakage rate of interior of roller in roller processing course for tobaccos to be produced into shreds
The invention discloses a method for detecting the air leakage rate of the interior of a roller in the roller processing course for tobaccos to be produced into shreds. The method is characterized in that a CO2 quantitative injection system is arranged on a hot-air pipeline outside the roller, and a...
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Zusammenfassung: | The invention discloses a method for detecting the air leakage rate of the interior of a roller in the roller processing course for tobaccos to be produced into shreds. The method is characterized in that a CO2 quantitative injection system is arranged on a hot-air pipeline outside the roller, and a gas sampling pre-treatment system is arranged at the inlet end of the interior of the roller and is connected to a CO2 on-line detection system; when roller equipment operates in a non-load state or in a material-carried state, CO2 gases are injected continuously according to a certain mass flow rate in the hot-air pipeline, and the CO2 volume concentration is detected in a real-time online mode through air exhaust sampling and purification filtering; the air leakage rate of the roller equipment in the processing state can be determined through calculation according to the flow and temperature of hot air inside the hot-air pipeline of the roller equipment, the CO2 gas injection flow and the detected CO2 volume concentration stable value. The method has the advantages that the air leakage rate in the roller processing course can be acquired through real-time online detection, the air leakage rate under different roller processing work conditions can be continuously monitored and analyzed conveniently, and therefore guidance and reference are provided for improving the processing quality stability of shred-producing tobacco rollers. |
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