Blog / Aluminium Scrap Czech Republic
15 January 2024
Scrap aluminium is collected from various points across the
facility and conveyed through high quality ducting suspended from the ceiling
to the scrap collection system.
Lattice scrap from the cupper at the start of the production
line is collected from the cupper hood, this scrap is what remains after the
die set has punched the cups out.
At various points throughout the facility, we have installed sweep-up points; these allow workers to sweep up aluminium scrap or spoiled cans into the station where they are pneumatically conveyed, at the press of a button, into the scrap system.
The system has been designed to allow conveyance from multiple sweep-up points across the facility. This helps maintain a clean and safe working environment, whilst reducing the time workers spend on manual cleaning to maximise productivity.
The addition of production line three was planned in advance by our client, and the system was suitably adjusted by integratedAIR Systems to meet the anticipated future demand for aluminium cans in Central Europe. This facility was designed with the potential to house up to four production lines, significantly increasing the future capacity required from the scrap and HVAC system.
integratedAIR Systems have worked closely with this client to ensure all future expansion is accounted for in the current system design, and the facility is prepared to house any new system requirements as the range of products our client manufactures increases and new production methods are developed.
This system required a significant quantity of
air; the facility is over 120,000 m2 with both office and production
space.
There is currently potential for three production lines running at once,
each producing varying levels of heat with various process exhausts removing
air from the facility. Our solution comprised of spot cooling, ventilation, and
make-up air systems to provide a cost effective and efficient system.