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Optimize Strand
Pelletizing
BKS in a Nutshell

   For more than 25 years BKS is a leading [knife] service supplier in various
    businesses such as Plastics, Recycling, Textile, Packing, Food etc.
   BKS pelletizing and pulverizing technology is a relatively new developed business
    with the headquarter in Belgium [Lambermont] and a re-sharpening service center
    in Malaysia.
   Our team of experts and the use of state of the art machinery offers manufacturing,
    maintenance, modification, revision and [re-] sharpening of all wear parts for
    pelletizing and pulverizing equipment.
   With know-how and experience of pelletizing and pulverizing technology BKS offers
    customers added value.
   Our permanent search for optimal solutions, innovation and top quality guarantee
    that our products and services comply above your expectation.


BKS, Beyond Expectation
Influencing Parameters

1. Kind of polymer, additives, fillers, quality and homogeneity.
2. Temperature and distribution in the strands.
3. Strand speed, number of strands and cross cut surface.
4. Corrosion and wear.
5. Cutting tool material choices and combinations.
6. Cutting gap adjustment.
7. Cutting geometry and helix of the rotor knife.
8. Re-sharpening quality.


BKS, Beyond Expectation
Model

 To be able to make a quick and reliable check on the optimization potential
 BKS developed a model, where we distinguish the influencing parameters:

 A) Fixed
    - The given situation [i.e. master batch]
 B) Customer influenced
    - Parameters the user can influence [i.e. cooling bath]
 C) Service Supplier influenced
    - Parameters the service partner can influence [i.e. re-sharpening]




BKS, Beyond Expectation
1 - Polymer Characteristics

 Fixed
 The to be processed polymer is a given
 Assuming we cannot simply change the material composition as most materials
 are developed and engineered for their application.




BKS, Beyond Expectation
2 – Strand Temperature

Customer influenced

Temperature and distribution of temperature in the strand
The higher the temperature of the strand, the less risk there is to break the material instead
of cutting it. On the other side pellets should not stick together after cutting. The temperature
is also determined by type of polymer, filler, additives and the handling of the strand before
cutting.
An important parameter of influence is the temperature homogeneity in the cross cut of the
strand. If the strand is cool on the outside but still hot [or even liquid] on the inside, negative
side effects like creation of dust, fines and shorter life time of the cutting tools will occur.
It is important to set up the granulation process in such a way that the strand temperature
is evenly divided over the cross-cut of the strand and as high as possible given the
circumstances.


BKS, Beyond Expectation
3 – Strands

Customer influenced
Speed, number and dimension
The number of strands and their speed have a direct influence on the number of cuts.
The number of cuts per unit of time directly influences the life time performance of the
cutting tools.
Also the diameter of the strands influences wear generated on the cutting tools.

Improvement
Cutting material choice strongly effects cutting tool life time.
Optimal distribution of the strands along the cutting width extend cutting tool lifetime.




BKS, Beyond Expectation
4 – Corrosion and Wear

Fixed
Customer influenced

Corrosion
Has an negative influence on the cutting tool materials and can be caused by polymer,
ingredients or contaminated cooling water. The cooling water quality can be influenced.

Wear
Has an negative influence on the cutting tool materials and can be caused by corrosion
and/or abrasive polymer or ingredients.




BKS, Beyond Expectation
5 - Cutting Gap Adjustment

Customer influenced

Adjustment of the rotor- and bed
    knife

The smaller the gap between the rotor and
bed knife, the better the cutting quality and
life time performance of the cutting tools.

The feasible adjustment depends on type
and accuracy of the pelletizer.
The optimal adjustment needs to be as precise [narrow gap] as possible
within the pelletizers limitation.


BKS, Beyond Expectation
6 – Cutting Materials

Customer influenced
Service Supplier influenced
Material choice for of cutting tools:
Different cutting materials and combinations for bed- and rotor knives are available.
The polymer to be cut, corrosion and wear are critical factors to be taken into consideration.
Bed knife materials:           Tungsten Carbide, Ceramics, Stellite or Diamond.
Rotor knife materials:         Tool- and Stainless steels, Tungsten Carbides, Stellite
                               and Powder Metallurgical Materials.
The choice of cutting materials should be based on the circumstances and have an major
influence on the cutting- and life time performance.



BKS, Beyond Expectation
7 - Geometry

Service Supplier influenced
Geometry and helix of the rotor knife:
The geometry [shape] and the helix of the
rotor knife teeth influences the cutting
behavior of the pelletizer.

Especially helix, rake- and relief angle have a
strong influence on the cutting performance.
[quality of the pellets & life time cutting tools]
Last but not least the final circular re-grinding
needs to be adjusted to the to be cut polymer
for optimal performance.
The best solution can only be found if user and service supplier work closely together.


BKS, Beyond Expectation
8 – Re-Sharpening Quality

Service Supplier influenced
Re-Sharpening Service
Not only the geometry and the wear resistance of the cutting materials are crucial for
the quality and lifetime performance. The execution of the re-sharpening has minimal
similar influence and requires know-how.
The pelletizers construction, design/type of the bearing seat[s] and the quality level
of the maintenance have a direct influence on the concentricity of the cutting rotor.
This concentricity has a direct influence on the cutting gap, effecting the pelletizers
overall performance. Optimal bearing maintenance therefore is crucial.




BKS, Beyond Expectation
Summary

Conclusion
By influencing parameters       - strand temperature and distribution
                                - cutting gap adjustment
                                - cutting materials
                                - geometry and re-sharpening quality
we directly influence the pelletizers performance and can
control Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul costs.

Recommendation
Execution of this model is easily applicable in every strand pelletizing production facility.
Gained information should be shared with your service partner which will result in cutting
costs for MRO and improving overall quality.




BKS, Beyond Expectation
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             Questions
             ?
How can BKS help to control your costs for
MRO?
15




Thank you for your
attention EadseSalesJong
        Technical
                  de
                     Manager
         BKS Pelletizing & Pulverizing
                 Technology
               RUE JEAN KOCH 4
              4800 LAMBERMONT
                   BELGIUM
              EDEJONG@BKS.BE
                WWW.BKS.BE

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Optimizing Pelletizing with BKS Model

  • 2. BKS in a Nutshell  For more than 25 years BKS is a leading [knife] service supplier in various businesses such as Plastics, Recycling, Textile, Packing, Food etc.  BKS pelletizing and pulverizing technology is a relatively new developed business with the headquarter in Belgium [Lambermont] and a re-sharpening service center in Malaysia.  Our team of experts and the use of state of the art machinery offers manufacturing, maintenance, modification, revision and [re-] sharpening of all wear parts for pelletizing and pulverizing equipment.  With know-how and experience of pelletizing and pulverizing technology BKS offers customers added value.  Our permanent search for optimal solutions, innovation and top quality guarantee that our products and services comply above your expectation. BKS, Beyond Expectation
  • 3. Influencing Parameters 1. Kind of polymer, additives, fillers, quality and homogeneity. 2. Temperature and distribution in the strands. 3. Strand speed, number of strands and cross cut surface. 4. Corrosion and wear. 5. Cutting tool material choices and combinations. 6. Cutting gap adjustment. 7. Cutting geometry and helix of the rotor knife. 8. Re-sharpening quality. BKS, Beyond Expectation
  • 4. Model To be able to make a quick and reliable check on the optimization potential BKS developed a model, where we distinguish the influencing parameters: A) Fixed - The given situation [i.e. master batch] B) Customer influenced - Parameters the user can influence [i.e. cooling bath] C) Service Supplier influenced - Parameters the service partner can influence [i.e. re-sharpening] BKS, Beyond Expectation
  • 5. 1 - Polymer Characteristics Fixed The to be processed polymer is a given Assuming we cannot simply change the material composition as most materials are developed and engineered for their application. BKS, Beyond Expectation
  • 6. 2 – Strand Temperature Customer influenced Temperature and distribution of temperature in the strand The higher the temperature of the strand, the less risk there is to break the material instead of cutting it. On the other side pellets should not stick together after cutting. The temperature is also determined by type of polymer, filler, additives and the handling of the strand before cutting. An important parameter of influence is the temperature homogeneity in the cross cut of the strand. If the strand is cool on the outside but still hot [or even liquid] on the inside, negative side effects like creation of dust, fines and shorter life time of the cutting tools will occur. It is important to set up the granulation process in such a way that the strand temperature is evenly divided over the cross-cut of the strand and as high as possible given the circumstances. BKS, Beyond Expectation
  • 7. 3 – Strands Customer influenced Speed, number and dimension The number of strands and their speed have a direct influence on the number of cuts. The number of cuts per unit of time directly influences the life time performance of the cutting tools. Also the diameter of the strands influences wear generated on the cutting tools. Improvement Cutting material choice strongly effects cutting tool life time. Optimal distribution of the strands along the cutting width extend cutting tool lifetime. BKS, Beyond Expectation
  • 8. 4 – Corrosion and Wear Fixed Customer influenced Corrosion Has an negative influence on the cutting tool materials and can be caused by polymer, ingredients or contaminated cooling water. The cooling water quality can be influenced. Wear Has an negative influence on the cutting tool materials and can be caused by corrosion and/or abrasive polymer or ingredients. BKS, Beyond Expectation
  • 9. 5 - Cutting Gap Adjustment Customer influenced Adjustment of the rotor- and bed knife The smaller the gap between the rotor and bed knife, the better the cutting quality and life time performance of the cutting tools. The feasible adjustment depends on type and accuracy of the pelletizer. The optimal adjustment needs to be as precise [narrow gap] as possible within the pelletizers limitation. BKS, Beyond Expectation
  • 10. 6 – Cutting Materials Customer influenced Service Supplier influenced Material choice for of cutting tools: Different cutting materials and combinations for bed- and rotor knives are available. The polymer to be cut, corrosion and wear are critical factors to be taken into consideration. Bed knife materials: Tungsten Carbide, Ceramics, Stellite or Diamond. Rotor knife materials: Tool- and Stainless steels, Tungsten Carbides, Stellite and Powder Metallurgical Materials. The choice of cutting materials should be based on the circumstances and have an major influence on the cutting- and life time performance. BKS, Beyond Expectation
  • 11. 7 - Geometry Service Supplier influenced Geometry and helix of the rotor knife: The geometry [shape] and the helix of the rotor knife teeth influences the cutting behavior of the pelletizer. Especially helix, rake- and relief angle have a strong influence on the cutting performance. [quality of the pellets & life time cutting tools] Last but not least the final circular re-grinding needs to be adjusted to the to be cut polymer for optimal performance. The best solution can only be found if user and service supplier work closely together. BKS, Beyond Expectation
  • 12. 8 – Re-Sharpening Quality Service Supplier influenced Re-Sharpening Service Not only the geometry and the wear resistance of the cutting materials are crucial for the quality and lifetime performance. The execution of the re-sharpening has minimal similar influence and requires know-how. The pelletizers construction, design/type of the bearing seat[s] and the quality level of the maintenance have a direct influence on the concentricity of the cutting rotor. This concentricity has a direct influence on the cutting gap, effecting the pelletizers overall performance. Optimal bearing maintenance therefore is crucial. BKS, Beyond Expectation
  • 13. Summary Conclusion By influencing parameters - strand temperature and distribution - cutting gap adjustment - cutting materials - geometry and re-sharpening quality we directly influence the pelletizers performance and can control Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul costs. Recommendation Execution of this model is easily applicable in every strand pelletizing production facility. Gained information should be shared with your service partner which will result in cutting costs for MRO and improving overall quality. BKS, Beyond Expectation
  • 14. 14 Questions ? How can BKS help to control your costs for MRO?
  • 15. 15 Thank you for your attention EadseSalesJong Technical de Manager BKS Pelletizing & Pulverizing Technology RUE JEAN KOCH 4 4800 LAMBERMONT BELGIUM EDEJONG@BKS.BE WWW.BKS.BE

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