CDU PG06 Round-pipe Container Unloading Unit
Images marked “Installation visualization” are 3D renderings. Final configuration is confirmed for each project.
A round-pipe inlet with a rotary valve on a mobile base, for free-flowing granules.
Design data
- Capacity
- Selected for the material and conveying conditions
- Container tilt angle
- Defined by the material, liner and vehicle
CDU PG06 combines a round-pipe inlet with a rotary valve assembly, drive, control cabinet and mobile base for unloading granular materials from containers. Connections are configured to suit the liner outlet and downstream conveying system.
Features
- Round inlet connects to a compatible liner discharge sleeve
- Rotary valve assembly and drive feed the downstream line
- Control cabinet integrated on the base for local operation
- Wheeled base for positioning behind the container
Applications
- Container unloading of free-flowing granules
- Liner and downstream connections configured for the application
Configuration process
Define the material and duty
Match liner and receiving interfaces
Define downstream conveying
Configure controls and installation
Choosing a CDU model
Six configurations for different discharge requirements: start with flow behavior, then match the liner interface and installation arrangement.
| Model | Arrangement | Material focus | Receiving concept |
|---|---|---|---|
| PG01 | Container-mounted | Powders and granules; poor-flow powders | Wide inlet, opposing flights |
| PG02 | Container-mounted | Free-flowing powders and granules | Frame-mounted receiving unit |
| PG03 | Container-mounted | Caking, poorly flowing bulk solids | Access panels, central discharge |
| PG04 | Mobile | Free-flowing powders and granules | Wide fishtail inlet |
| PG05 | Mobile | Free-flowing bulk solids | Three liner connections |
| PG06 | Mobile | Free-flowing granules | Round inlet, rotary valve |
This comparison supports initial selection. Final configuration depends on material trials, liner dimensions and conveying conditions.
Information for selection
These inputs help match the receiving interface, discharge assembly and downstream conveying system.
| Category | Information to provide |
|---|---|
| Material | Name, powder or granule, particle size and bulk density |
| Flow behavior | Angle of repose, caking or bridging tendency, moisture |
| Duty | Target throughput, operating temperature, batches and duty |
| Container liner | Outlet count, shape, dimensions, location and attachment |
| Container and site | Container type, available tilt angle, space and equipment layout |
| Downstream conveying | Conveying method, distance, lift, pipe size and receiving conditions |
| Utilities and controls | Power supply, compressed air, interlocks and site interfaces |
Throughput, tilt angle, materials and connection dimensions are confirmed for the application.
Related products
CDU PG01Container Discharge Unit
A wide inlet and opposing screw flights collect powders and granules toward a central outlet, with particular advantages for poorly flowing powders with a high angle of repose.
CDU PG02Container Discharge Unit
Frame-mounted container discharge for free-flowing powders and granules.
CDU PG03Container Discharge Unit
For cohesive, caking and poorly flowing bulk materials, with access panels and a central discharge assembly.
CDU PG04Container Discharge Unit
A wide receiving hopper paired with a wheeled discharge base for free-flowing powders and granules.
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