Material Barrel Cleaning System

Workflow:

• Loading and Preparation:
  Material barrels (e.g., IBC totes) are placed in the upper storage area and conveyed to the loading station.
• Residual Liquid Recovery:
  The residual liquid inside the barrels is recovered and diluted for proper disposal.
• Internal Cleaning:
  A lifting mechanism inserts a 3D self-driven washer into the barrel, performing automated spherical spray cleaning. Water pressure, flow rate, and cleaning duration can be adjusted as needed.
• External Cleaning:
  During internal cleaning, a steam heater on the cleaning mechanism automatically opens the steam valve to soften dirt around the barrel mouth. The barrel then proceeds to the external cleaning station for automated surface cleaning.
• Post-Cleaning Treatment:
  The barrels undergo slag removal, rinsing, draining, and disinfection to ensure complete cleanliness and odor removal.
• Unloading and Storage:
  Cleaned barrels are automatically transferred to the lower storage area for collection.

System Features:

• High Efficiency:
  Automation significantly improves cleaning speed. Average cleaning time per barrel is approximately 2–6 minutes, depending on contamination level.
• Cost-Effective:
  Reduced labor and resource input with lower operational intensity. Typically requires only 1–2 operators for assistance.
• Environmentally Friendly:
  Solves challenges in labor recruitment for cleaning tasks, improves working conditions, and is more eco-friendly.
• Flexibility:
  Cleaning pressure is adjustable from 2 to 1000 kg/cm², suitable for a variety of cleaning requirements.
• High Cleaning Quality:
  Equipped with precision 360° no-dead-angle 3D spray heads, delivering strong impact with low liquid consumption for thorough coverage.