World Cement - July 2020

from a safety perspective. The Laidig FS1010

Fluidized Screw Reclaim System has been designed

as an automated storage and reclaim system process

that requires no personnel entry, keeping safety as a

top priority.

Applications

The Fluidized Screw Reclaim System is designed

specifically for heavy-duty applications requiring

high-volume storage and reclaim of fluidisable

materials. Laidig provides turnkey installations

including the storage dome, the mechanical

reclaim system, blowers, air gravity conveyors,

and a customised fully-automated control system.

With dome diameters up to 164 ft (50 m) and

discharge rates up to 250 metric tph, the system is

able to store and efficiently reclaim a high volume of

fluidisable material in an automated process with zero

personnel entry.

Summary

This rugged, extreme-duty reclaimer promotes

first-in-first-out (FIFO) material delivery to maintain

material quality standards. Laidig Systems,

Inc. has proven to be a trusted partner, and

is committed to pioneering a total solution for

industry-specific storage and material handling needs.

The Laidig Fluidized Screw reclaimer is built with

longevity and flexibility in mind. Designed to handle

a wide variety of materials, the system is custom

designed for fluidisable materials, including cement,

fly ash, talc and powders. The system provides a

cost-effective alternative to traditional fully fluidised

floors, utilising fluidised radial spokes to clean out a

large portion of the storage vessel and a mechanical

screw to reclaim the remaining piles of material.

About the author

John Koorn has been with Laidig Systems since

1979. He spent his first 3 years in customer service,

and the balance with the sales team. Throughout his

tenure, John has witnessed the continued innovation

and development of Laidig reclaim systems that have

met and exceeded customer expectations.

Ship Dock and Loadout at St Marys, Charlevoix.

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