Cement Aeration Manifold

Cement Aeration Manifold

This is a cement aeration manifold used in concrete batch plants to ensure the consistent flow of cementitious materials. It functions by taking a single air source from a blower and distributing it evenly across seven separate ports, which are connected to aeration pads inside a silo. This process, known as fluidization, 'fluffs' the cement or fly ash, preventing it from compacting and ensuring it can be weighed and batched accurately. This part is a direct replacement for damaged or clogged manifolds, which can cause inconsistent material flow and batching errors. The assembly includes the main tubular manifold with welded mounting tabs, seven brass elbow fittings, and mounting hardware.

Key Features

• Distributes air to seven individual aeration pads for even fluidization.
• Features seven brass 90-degree elbow fittings for air line connections.
• Constructed from welded steel for durability in a plant environment.
• Includes two welded mounting tabs for secure installation to the silo structure.
• Designed for use with low-pressure, high-volume aeration blowers.

Fits These Mixers

Vince Hagan, CMW, Con-E-Co, Erie Strayer, Stephens, Donaldson Torit. This manifold is a general-purpose component for aeration systems in concrete batch plant silos used for cement or fly ash. It is compatible with systems that utilize multiple aeration pads fed from a central manifold, a common configuration on plants from manufacturers like Vince Hagan, Con-E-Co, and others. It is designed to connect to aeration pads, which typically require around 6.5 CFM of air at low pressure.

All measurements ± standard manufacturing tolerance.

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