Classifications

• • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
  • B05—SPRAYING OR ATOMISING IN GENERAL; APPLYING FLUENT MATERIALS TO SURFACES, IN GENERAL
  • B05B—SPRAYING APPARATUS; ATOMISING APPARATUS; NOZZLES
  • B05B14/00—Arrangements for collecting, re-using or eliminating excess spraying material
  • B05B14/40—Arrangements for collecting, re-using or eliminating excess spraying material for use in spray booths
  • B05B14/43—Arrangements for collecting, re-using or eliminating excess spraying material for use in spray booths by filtering the air charged with excess material
  • B05B14/437—Arrangements for collecting, re-using or eliminating excess spraying material for use in spray booths by filtering the air charged with excess material with means for introducing solid material into the air charged with excess material for preventing clogging of the filter
• • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
  • B01—PHYSICAL OR CHEMICAL PROCESSES OR APPARATUS IN GENERAL
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  • B01D46/00—Filters or filtering processes specially modified for separating dispersed particles from gases or vapours
  • B01D46/0002—Casings; Housings; Frame constructions
  • B01D46/0015—Throw-away type filters
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  • B01—PHYSICAL OR CHEMICAL PROCESSES OR APPARATUS IN GENERAL
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  • B01D46/0027—Filters or filtering processes specially modified for separating dispersed particles from gases or vapours with additional separating or treating functions
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  • B01—PHYSICAL OR CHEMICAL PROCESSES OR APPARATUS IN GENERAL
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  • B01D46/88—Replacing filter elements
• • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
  • B01—PHYSICAL OR CHEMICAL PROCESSES OR APPARATUS IN GENERAL
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• • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
  • B05—SPRAYING OR ATOMISING IN GENERAL; APPLYING FLUENT MATERIALS TO SURFACES, IN GENERAL
  • B05B—SPRAYING APPARATUS; ATOMISING APPARATUS; NOZZLES
  • B05B14/00—Arrangements for collecting, re-using or eliminating excess spraying material
  • B05B14/40—Arrangements for collecting, re-using or eliminating excess spraying material for use in spray booths
  • B05B14/43—Arrangements for collecting, re-using or eliminating excess spraying material for use in spray booths by filtering the air charged with excess material
• • C—CHEMISTRY; METALLURGY
  • C09—DYES; PAINTS; POLISHES; NATURAL RESINS; ADHESIVES; COMPOSITIONS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; APPLICATIONS OF MATERIALS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
  • C09D—COATING COMPOSITIONS, e.g. PAINTS, VARNISHES OR LACQUERS; FILLING PASTES; CHEMICAL PAINT OR INK REMOVERS; INKS; CORRECTING FLUIDS; WOODSTAINS; PASTES OR SOLIDS FOR COLOURING OR PRINTING; USE OF MATERIALS THEREFOR
  • C09D7/00—Features of coating compositions, not provided for in group C09D5/00; Processes for incorporating ingredients in coating compositions
  • C09D7/71—Paint detackifiers or coagulants, e.g. for the treatment of oversprays in paint spraying installations
• • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
  • B01—PHYSICAL OR CHEMICAL PROCESSES OR APPARATUS IN GENERAL
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  • B01D2273/00—Operation of filters specially adapted for separating dispersed particles from gases or vapours
  • B01D2273/12—Influencing the filter cake during filtration using filter aids
• • Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
  • Y02—TECHNOLOGIES OR APPLICATIONS FOR MITIGATION OR ADAPTATION AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE
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  • Y02P70/00—Climate change mitigation technologies in the production process for final industrial or consumer products
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Definitions

• the invention relates to a method for operating a surface treatment system, in which overspray, which arises in one or more coating booths, is taken up by a cabin air flow, and in which overspray-laden cabin air is led to at least one separation unit in which overspray is deposited.
• the invention relates to an apparatus for separating overspray from the cabin air laden with overspray of sacrificen analogsanla ⁇ gene, in particular painting, with at least one separation unit through which laden with overspray cabin air can be conducted and in which overspray separates.
• overspray In the case of manual or automatic application of lacquers to objects, a partial flow of the lacquer, which generally contains both solids and / or binders and solvents, is not applied to the article.
• the ⁇ ser partial flow is referred to in the art as "overspray".
• overspray or overspray particles are always in the sense of a disperse Sys ⁇ tems, such as an emulsion or suspension, or a combination thereof, understood.
• the overspray is captured from the air stream in the spray booth and fed to a separation so that the air can be returned to the coating booth, optionally after geeig ⁇ Neten conditioning again.
• Such a method and such a device using disposable separation units be known ⁇ for example, from DE 10 2013 01 1107 A1.
• Overspray usually has strong adhesive properties and generally has FLÜS ⁇ sige constituents. Therefore, it is sometimes difficult for stationary deposition units, especially electrostatic separation units, to remove and handle the deposited overspray.
• the liquid components of the overspray may collect on the bottom of a separation unit, which makes their handling more difficult during disposal or further utilization. In particular, care must then be taken that the separation units are not tilted, since otherwise the collected liquid constituents could leak out.
• This object is achieved in a method of the type mentioned ge ⁇ triggers that a) the overspray laden cabin air or the overspray-free cabin air on its flow path to at least one separation unit Ver ⁇ fastening material is supplied; and / or b) the loaded overspray cabin air or overspray free car air in the interior of at least one separation unit, a solidifying Mate ⁇ rial is supplied; and / or c) overspray which bringsschie is already in at least one separation unit ⁇ , a solidifying material is supplied; and / or d) solidification material is supplied to the at least one separation unit before the separation unit is functionally attached in the surface treatment installation ; wherein e) the solidification material causes a curing process in the over ⁇ spray triggered or supported.
• the invention is based on the finding that by adding a hardening ⁇ materials, which can also be a mixture of materials, a curing process of the overspray can still be triggered in the separation unit or supported so that in the separation unit at least compared to the off ⁇ Consistency of solidified paint is present. Due to the curing process, the Overspray transferred from a flowable state to a state with higher Viskosi ⁇ ity, in which it is then present in the separation unit. In such a state, the overspray is pasty or solid, for example.
• the solidifying material is to come into the separation unit with the overspray to re ⁇ action while the precipitator is this functionally attached to the surface treatment ⁇ plant in operation and in the microwaven apartsan ⁇ position. This is possible with the alternatives mentioned above.
• the solidifying material of the cabin air When the solidifying material of the cabin air is supplied to the Verfes ⁇ actuating material can be supplied to the cabin air during a surface treatment on the one hand, is formed in the overspray, with which the cabin air is then be ⁇ load.
• the loaded with overspray cabin air, the solidification mate rial ⁇ be guided on its way to the separation unit or inside of the separation unit to ⁇ , wherein the interior of a separation unit to define the location at which the deposition takes place of the overspray. This does not mean that a housing associated with the separation unit must be present.
• the solidification material of the cabin air can also be supplied to the ⁇ if no surface treatment is performed, provided that the cabin air flow is maintained. Then the overspray-free cabin air, the solidification material can then also be supplied on the way to Abscheideein ⁇ unit or inside the separation unit.
• the solidifying material can reach the one coinciding with the overspray in the separation unit when the addition of strengthening material is temporarily ⁇ equal initiated with the emergence of overspray.
• the addition of solidification material can also be initiated only if a certain amount of overspray has already been deposited in the separation unit.
• the solidification material of a separation unit can already be supplied before it is functionally mounted in the surface treatment plant.
• the separation unit is impregnated, as it were, with solidification material in a step upstream of its use in the plant.
• This is particularly advantageous when a one-way Abscheideein ⁇ uniform is used as the separator unit, is deposited in the overspray and which is replaced after Errei ⁇ chen a limit loading of overspray as loaded disposable separation unit for an empty disposable separation unit.
• Kings ⁇ nen such disposable separation units are considerably easier to handle after reaching their limit load when the deposited therein lacquer is already hardened largely or completely than is the case with disposable deposition ⁇ units in which more fluid overspray is located.
• a part-disposable separation unit is used as the deposition unit, is deposited in the overspray and from which individual components are replaced after reaching a limit loading with overspray.
• a separation unit may comprise a housing fixed in the surface installation, and only a loaded filter unit of the separation unit is exchanged.
• paints which are declared as hazardous material may, if appropriate, lose the status as a hazardous material by the curing or fall into a dangerous goods class with a lower risk potential, so too ent ⁇ caring filled with overspray disposable separation unit is subject to less restrictive conditions of transport and easier to handle is. This applies accordingly to be disposed of paint, which comes from separation units, which are not designed as disposable separation units.
• solidifying material used in an amount of 0.1 to 15.% By weight, preferably 1 to 10%, more preferably of 5 wt.% Bezo ⁇ gen is added to the boundary of the disposable loading separator unit.
• the pure, undiluted solidification agent is used as the basis. As a result, the maximum absorption capacity of the separation unit for overspray is only barely affected by the solidification material.
• Curing processes may be chemically or physically substantiated depending on the varnish to be cured. It is particularly advantageous if a solidification material is used, which reacts chemically and / or chemically catalytically with the overspray and / or curing of the overspray causes physical and / or rheological effects.
• Paints can be classified according to different aspects.
• lacquers can be subdivided according to their function in multilayer lacquers, for example as priming lacquers, surfacer coats, top coats.
• One at ⁇ more complete or supplementary partition can be based on the number of components, for example, 1 K coatings, 2K paint, or after the solvents contained and the amount thereof, for example solvent paints, water paints, so-called high-SO- lid paints or Powder coatings, done.
• a classification according to the type of film-forming agent for example a division into Aminoharzlacke, for example, melamine resin varnishes, Acrylatharzlacke, polyurethane paints, or epoxy paints, which thus define respectively a certain Vernet ⁇ wetting and solidification of the varnish. If the nature of the film ⁇ ners and its reaction mechanism is known, a solidifying mate ⁇ rial can be selected with the triggered solidification, supported or can be accelerated if necessary. An important indication of the Ver ⁇ fixing principle gives it a classification on the processing conditions, for example with a view to baking finishes, as well as oxidative or radiation-curing coatings.
• hardening materials are, in particular: sulfonic acids, especially p-toluenesulfonic acid, dodecylbenzenesulfonic acid, naphthalenedisulfonic acid and dinonyl Dinonylnaphtalinsulfonklare, and the salts of the sulfonic acids and it ⁇ ter (sulfonates); Phosphoric acids, in particular: phosphorus (V) - acid, phenylphosphoric acid, butyl phosphoric acid, and so dibutylphosphoric ⁇ such as their salts and esters (phosphonates), dicarboxylic acids and their salts and esters, in particular maleic acid and monobutyl maleate; fumed Kie ⁇ selklare; Amines, in particular triethylenediamine (TEDA); Organotin compounds, in particular diocytltin dilaurate, dibutyltin dilaurate; bismuth carboxylates,
• a solidification material which is based on phosphoric acid and p-toluenesulfonic acid.
• Figures 9A and 9B show these examples and other examples of Verfesti ⁇ supply materials, wherein a subdivision of the solidification materials by chemical action in "catalysts", “polymerization reaction initiators” and “crosslinking resins” and after rheological action in “rheology” is based ,
• the solidifying material can also be a mixture of a ⁇ individual of said components and includes one or more components selected from catalysts, polymerization reaction initiators, rheological additives and / or crosslinking resins, as shown in Figures 9A and 9B are indicated.
• the solidification material can be used both in pure form and in solution.
• the solidification material can be dissolved in water or organic solvents prior to its use. Thereby, the actuation can Verfes material easier in certain cases to dispense location in the system promotes ge ⁇ and / or a better mixing achieved with the overspray.
• a solidifying material supply means is present, by means of which aa) the air laden with overspray cabin air on its flow path to at least one separation unit, a solidification material can be fed; and / or ab) the cabin air laden with overspray in the interior of at least one deposition unit, a solidification material is fed; and / or ac) the overspray, which is already submit ⁇ eliminated in at least one separation unit, a solidifying material can be supplied; wherein b) the solidification material causes a curing process in the over ⁇ spray triggered or supported.
• the separation unit is a disposable separation unit in which overspray is separated and which is exchangeable after having reached a boundary loading with overspray as a loaded disposable separation unit against an empty disposable separation unit.
• the solidifying material supply means comprises nozzles, through which solidifying material supplied.
• the solidifying material supply device comprises a metering device, by means of which a solidifying material curtain can be generated, which can be flowed through from the loaded overspray cabin air on its flow path.
• the solidification material supply device comprises a holding device for a solidification material material body. Such a material body can then be flown in or out of the cabin air, with the entrained overspray coming into contact with the solidification material of which the material body consists or which comprises it.
• Figure 1 is a Lackierkabine with a separator for overspray in a front view, in which a solidification material feeder is present, with which the overspray laden cabin air on their flow path to separation units and / or the overspray laden cabin air within separation units and / or already in deposition units deposited overspray a solidification material is supplied.
• FIGS. 2 to 8 seven embodiments of a bonding material to ⁇ transfer means, said separation units of the separating device are exemplary designed as a disposable filter modules;
• 9A and 9B an overview of exemplary components of Verfesti ⁇ mounting material.
• FIG. 1 shows an overall coating booth a furnacenbe ⁇ treatment facility 12 is designated 10, 14 in which articles are painted. As an example of articles 14 to be painted, vehicle bodies 16 are shown. Before they reach such a coating booth 10, they were cleaned in not specifically shown pretreatment stations, for example, and de ⁇ greasy.
• the vehicle bodies 16 are provided in successive coating stations with a primer, a basecoat and a topcoat, as it is known per se.
• a Coating booth 10 is arranged, in which the respective coating material is applied to the vehicle body 16.
• the surface treatment system 12 comprises a plurality of coating booths 10 in which different types of overspray are produced.
• a coating booth 10 has an overhead coating tunnel 18 having a ceiling 20, which is formed in the usual manner as the lower boundary of an AIR SUPPLY ⁇ guide space 22 having a filter ceiling 24th
• the vehicle bodies 16 are transported from the input side of the coating tunnel 18 to its output side with a conveying system 26 accommodated in the coating tunnel 18 and known per se.
• a conveying system 26 accommodated in the coating tunnel 18 and known per se.
• application devices 28 which are exemplified here as a multi-axis application robots 30, as they are also known in and of itself.
• the vehicle bodies 16 can be coated with the corresponding coating material.
• the separation units 40 can be designed as reusable separation units, for example as electrostatically operating separation units or other regenerative separation units, or as disposable separation units. Disposable separation units are exchanged upon reaching a boundary load as a whole against an empty disposable separation ⁇ unit and prepared together with the recorded overspray on ⁇ or disposed of.
• the separation units can also be designed as a partial one-way separation units in which only individual components to be replaced after reaching the limit load as initially imagines he ⁇ .
• the louver 36 comprises air baffles 42 which at least partially limit the flow path of the cabin air and lead them to the separation units 38.
• each separation unit 38 is fluidically and in particular ⁇ special in the case of disposable separation units releasably connected to the louver 36.
• the cabin air After the cabin air has flowed through a separation unit 38, the cabin air, now largely freed from overspray particles, passes into an intermediate duct 44 and from there into a collecting flow duct 46.
• the cabin air is supplied via the collecting flow duct 46 to a further treatment and conditioning and subsequently not in one specifically shown ⁇ circuit again fed into the air supply chamber 22, from which it flows back into the coating tunnel 18 from above.
• the separation units may be further downstream of further filter stages to which the cabin air is supplied.
• the coating booth 10 comprises a solidifying material feeder 48, with which the loaded overspray cabin air on its Strö ⁇ mungsweg to separation units 38 and / or loaded with overspray Ka binen Kunststoff within Abscheideechen 38 and / or the already deposited in Abschei ⁇ destatten 38 overspray a solidification material 50 ⁇ can be supplied, which is characterized only in Figures 2 to 8.
• the solidifying material feed device 48 is indicated only very schematically in FIG. 1 in the region of the air guiding device 36 and in the region of the separating unit 38.
• the solidification material 50 causes a curing process to be triggered or assisted in the overspray carried by the cabin air.
• the overspray is transferred from a flowable state to a ⁇ to stand higher viscosity, in which it is then present in the separating unit 38th
• the overspray paint or in the case of disposable From ⁇ distinguish units may laden with the overspray disposable separation unit a ⁇ times be transported and recycled or disposed of, than would be possible without THE PREVIOUS before ⁇ hardening of the overspray.
• the curing process must not lead to a complete cure of the Over ⁇ spray-paint it, but a complete cure of the overspray can follow it ⁇ .
• the solidifying material 50 is typically a material mixture of Various ⁇ nen components. However, the solidification material 50 may also be a single material. Possible components of the solidification material 50 have already been explained above, also with reference to FIGS. 9A and 9B.
• the addition of the solidification material can always be done either continuously or at intervals in individual batches.
• the addition may be by spraying or atomizing to the aerosol, by injection, by misting, by pouring, by dripping or instilling or the like.
• the reinforcing material 50 When the reinforcing material 50 is a solid, it can be for example be sprinkled or dusted ⁇ , or as pellets or the like are introduced for example with a screw conveyor into the flow path of the charged overspray Ka ⁇ binen Kunststoff. As a solid is to be understood here also that a liquid hardening material is absor ⁇ biert 50 from a solid carrier material.
• a gaseous solidification material 50 is injected, for example.
• a separation unit 38 may also prepared prior to use and are as it were with a liquid or solid bonding material 50 impregnating ⁇ defined so that overspray comes immediately after deposition with solidifying material 50 into contact, whereby the curing process is initiated or supported.
• solidification material in an amount of 2 to 10 wt.%, Be ⁇ preferably from 2 to 8 wt.%, Particularly preferably of 5 wt.%, Based on a final loading of a separation unit 38 is added.
• a final loading of a separation unit is to be understood as meaning the charge with overspray, in which a measure has to be carried out in order to remove the overspray, since ⁇ remains operable with the separation device 40.
• disposable separation ⁇ units 52 in the form of disposable filter modules 54 are shown as a separation unit 38, which is why first the disposable filter modules 54 and their use are explained in operation.
• the disposable filter modules 54 are merely referred to as a filter module ⁇ 54 for simplicity.
• Each filter module 54 can in a manner known per se for example as a separation filter or as an inertial filter or as a combination be formed of it.
• each disposable separation unit 52 is formed as a replaceable unit.
• the filter module 54 is locked by means not shown locking means in its operating position.
• the filter module 54 may be fluidly connected to or detached from the louver 36 by being moved in a horizontal direction.
• the coupling and decoupling depends on the interaction of the components and can also have vertical components of movement.
• Each filter module 54 is designed to accommodate a maximum amount of paint, ie for a boundary load with overspray, which depends on the design of the Filtermo ⁇ module 54 and the materials used for this.
• the already ⁇ made paint quantity can be monitored via a measuring device 60th In FIG. 2, a balance 62 and, on the other hand, measuring probes 64 and 66 are shown as complementary or alternative components of such a measuring device 60. In FIGS. 3 to 8, the measuring device 60 is not specifically shown or marked.
• the boundary loading of a filter module 54 is thus the final loading of the separation unit, as discussed above in connection with the amounts in which the solidification material 50 is added.
• the loading of the filter module 54 is determined on the basis of its weight.
• the sensor 64 may be a layer thickness sensor, by which the thickness of the film attached to the film terix 58 constituting lacquer layer which is ent ⁇ during the deposition of the overspray can be detected. From the thickness of this layer in turn conclusions about the loading amount of the filter module 54 can be closed.
• the sensor 66 may be, for example, a sensor for humidity, temperature or pressure. In particular, in the latter case, the presence of the boundary load can be detected by means of a differential pressure determination. The greater the loading of the filter module 54, the greater the air resistance built up by the filter module 54.
• the replacement of one or more disposable filter modules 54 can be fully or at least semi-automatically.
• such an exchange may also be effected for example by means of a lift truck or not specifically shown ⁇ the same, which is operated by a worker.
• the bottom portion of the filter module 54 may be formed in its geometry and its dimensions as a standardized support structure and, for example, according to the specification of a so-called Euro-pallet.
• the flow connection of the exchanged filter module 54 is closed with the louver 36 by means not separately shown locking slide.
• an empty filter module 54 is pushed into the operating position in which it is fluid-tightly connected to the louver 36, after which the locking device is locked again.
• the locking slide of the louver 36 is again brought into an open position, so that the newly positioned filter module 54 is flowed through by the Ka ⁇ binen Kunststoff.
• the disposable filter module 54 as a whole, including its filter unit 58, may be made of a wet strength recycled material.
• a wet strength recycled material therefor for example secondary cellulose materials such as optionally treated Pa ⁇ Pier and cardboard materials, corrugated cardboard, cartons standing wave cartons with honeycomb structure or winding cartons, but also other materials, such as MDF materials in question.
• the bottom portion of the filter module 54 may also be formed separately by a Euro pallet of wood. Also plastics such as in particular ⁇ polyethylene or polypropylene come into question.
• the filter module 54 itself can be supplied as a modular kit in individual parts and assembled at the site of the surface treatment system 12.
• a filter module 54 may also be designed so that it can be deployed from a collapsed configuration.
• a filter module kit has a volume that can be considerably smaller than the volume of the deployed or constructed disposable filter modules 54.
• liquid components of the overspray can collect on the bottom of the filter modules 54, which makes their handling more difficult during further utilization. In particular it must be ensured that the Fil ⁇ termodule not be tilted 54 because the collected liquid components may leak.
• the coating booth 10 includes the above-mentioned solidifying material feeding means 48.
• the solidification material 50 of the overspray-laden cabin air is conveyed in a feed region 68 upstream of the separation units 38, i. in the present embodiment, upstream of the filter modules 54, fed.
• the feed region 68 upstream of the separation units 38 is the region of the flow path of the cabin air between the coating tunnel 18 and the separation units 38. If necessary, the cabin air can still be supplied to the solidification material 50 in the coating tunnel 18, for example Example in an area below the vehicle bodies 16.
• the solidifying material supply means 48.1 comprises a Strömungsweg- nozzle assembly 70 which is positioned in the flow path of the charged overspray Kabi ⁇ air inside the enclosure.
• the flow path in the nozzle assembly 70 ge ⁇ exemplary embodiment shown comprises a plurality of delivery members in the form of nozzles 72 which coating booth disposed just below the grate 32 in the longitudinal direction of loading 10 are arranged one behind the other.
• nozzles 72 are arranged as nozzle pair 74 so that solidification ⁇ material 50 is discharged from the center to both sides in the feed area 68. With the nozzles 72, a sprayable or wettable Verfesti ⁇ supply material 50 are discharged into the feed region 68.
• the nozzles 72 are supplied via a supply pipe 76 with solidification material 50, which in turn is fed from a not specifically shown Festfest Trentsmate ⁇ rialario. Delivery components such as pumps, lines and control devices or the like for the solidification material 50 are not shown specifically for the sake of clarity.
• the solidification material 50 is introduced in the flow direction of the cabin air ⁇ .
• the solidification material 50 may also be introduced into the feed region 68 in the direction opposite to the flow direction of the cabin air laden with overspray.
• the loaded with overspray cabin air increases the on into the feeding area 70, a ⁇ placed solidifying material 50, which initiates the curing process mentioned above in which carried by the cabin air overspray.
• the local solidification ⁇ material supply means 48.2 comprises a side nozzle assembly 78 can be by means of which bonding material 50 introduced from the side into the feeding 68th
• the side nozzle arrangement 78 comprises a plurality of delivery elements in the form of side nozzles 80, which are arranged just above the separation units 38 in the longitudinal direction of the coating booth 10 one behind the other and are fed again from a supply pipe 76.
• side nozzles 80 can also be connected to both Be arranged sides of a separation unit 38.
• the inside ⁇ projecting into the flow path of the loaded overspray cabin air side nozzles 80 are not bonded with overspray, there is a nozzle guard on the side nozzles 80, which may be formed as a protective plate in the simplest form.
• Figure 4 shows as a further embodiment a solidification material to ⁇ transfer device 48.3, by means of which the loaded overspray cabin air is supplied to the solidifying material 50 within the separating units 38 who can ⁇ .
• the solidifying material feed 48.3 there includes the existing Abscheideismeen 38 associated piercing mechanism 82, with the aid of a nozzle 84 through the wall of the separation unit 38 through ge ⁇ can be pierced to introduce the solidification material into the interior of the Abschei ⁇ deach 38.
• Such puncturing 82 is particularly appropriate when the solidifying material to be 50 ge ⁇ introduced with the overspray into contact only shortly before or after the boundary surfaces Errei ⁇ loading of a filter module 54th
• the separation unit 38 can already be provided with an optionally small opening through which a corresponding nozzle with a slide-in mechanism can be pushed through it at least partially.
• a spray tube arrangement 86 is present in the feed region 68 with tube nozzles 88 designed as spray tubes, which are fed again from a supply tube 76.
• the pipe nozzles 88 are arranged in the embodiment shown above the cross above a separation unit 38, but other arrangements are also possible.
• the solidification material feed device 48.5 comprises a metering device 90, by means of which a solidifying material curtain 92 can be produced, through which the cabin air laden with overspray flows through in its flow path.
• the solidifying material curtain 92 may be an at least substantially continuous curtain, particularly when the solidifying material 50 is liquid.
• the metering device 90 can For this purpose, for example, comprise a discharge pipe 94 with a slot opening or alternatively an overflow channel, over the edge of which the liquid solidification material continuously overflows.
• a screw conveyor may be used in an overflow channel at ⁇ game as to continuously dispense the solidifying material 50th
• the solidifying material curtain 92 is produced on the filter unit 58 of the filter module 54 so that it flows over an inlet window 96 of the filter unit 58 which is indicated only in FIG. 6 and through which the cabin air enters the filter unit 58.
• Figure 7 shows as a further embodiment a solidification material to ⁇ execution unit 48.6, in which the reinforcing material 50 is formed as a body of material 98 which is held in the flow path can flow against the cabin air by holding means 100th
• the body of material 98 rests on a support grid 102 in the interior 56 of the filter module 54 and is accessed from the loaded overspray cabin air before a ⁇ flows into the filter unit 58th
• a funnel can be arranged in the flow path of the cabin air, the inner wall carries a helix, so that the funnel is designed as a helix funnel.
• Solid solidification material can be fed to such a screw funnel, whereupon the screw funnel is shaken by a vibrator.
• the Bennettttelimpulse be passed to the solidification material, which is so ent ⁇ long the coil is conveyed upwards and falls over the edge of the screw funnel down into the separation unit.
• the filter modules 54 can stand on a vibrating plate. Solidification material 50 and paint overspray ⁇ who then effectively mixed with active vibrating plate in the bottom region of the filter module 54.
• powdery solidification material 50 can be applied to or in a sieve which is mounted in the interior 56 of the filter module 54, for example approximately in the position of the holding stem 102 in FIG. 7.
• the vibrating motion causes the powder to deformed solidification material 50 introduced through the sieve into the interior 56 of the fil ⁇ termoduls 54.
• irradiation devices and / or tempering devices may be provided in addition to the solidifying material feed devices 48.
• a photoreaction can be initiated or supported, if it is radiation-curable overspray.
• either the current of the cabin air may pass through a radiation window, or it is irradiated overspray, which is already in the separation unit 38 and deposited also be ⁇ already mixed with solidifying material 50th
• a solvent can be used to expel solvent from the overspray by means of a tempering device.
• a curing reaction at hö ⁇ higher temperatures is faster, so that a temperature increase effectively supports the strengthening of the overspray and accelerated.
• a temperature control is preferably used in the separating unit 38 for use where the already deposited and ver ⁇ mixed with solidifying material 50 overspray is tempered.

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