Increasing Customer Support and Industry Commitment

IAC Cement Terminal Solutions Designed to Improve Terminal Operating Performance and Logistics

As an experienced leader in the Hemp Processing Industry, IAC’s President, Bob Carter, explains the importance of feeding the hemp once it is processed to the dryer after extraction. After commissioning several different hemp drying facilities, IAC realized that a main difficulty in this process is getting a consistent size feed through the dryer, whether you are using a rotary drum dryer, fluidized bed dryer or a box air dryer. Watch our complete Tip of the Month Video below about how the chop size of the material is key in preventing issues within your feed systems and disrupting the drying process.

Read IAC’s latest news in the Filter Newsletter as the 2019 year comes to a close. Featured stories include IAC’s success this fall in a new industry, the opening of a new IAC office in the Permian Basin, IAC’s Winter Weatherization Services and a summary of the many successful events and tradeshows the IAC staff attended and exhibited at in the 2019 year in multiple industries. On behalf of the team at IAC, thank you to all our customers and staff for making the 2019 year so great. Let’s make 2020 even better!

Insulation is an important aspect of many systems, but it is vitally important for high temperature systems in winter months due to the temperature difference in and outside of the process system. If your process involves dryers, kilns or mills, proper insulation is something to monitor so that your operation can run smoothly.

Mission, KS – In early September 2019, IAC was contracted to design, construct, commission and operate two (2-8TPH) hemp drying and bagging facilities. IAC completed both projects, in parallel, with an expedited design, procurement, construction and commissioning activity that only allowed a 6-week project completion window, due to crops needing harvest.

IAC Applications Engineering Manager Luis Castano is back with another Tip of the Month for baghouse design.  In this month’s tip, Luis explains the meaning of air-to-cloth ratio in optimized  baghouse design, and its relation to both air velocity going through the filters, and interstitial air velocity going between the bags.  All three parameters are important to consider in order to have your baghouse operating at peak efficiency.

Increasing Customer Support and Industry Commitment

Read IAC’s latest news in the Filter Newsletter.  Featured stories include Special OPS success in improving a frac sand drying operation, keeping an Ethanol plant up and running with a corrosion resistant baghouse conversion, Blue Crew scheduling and planning tips for inspections and outage services, IEEE Trade Show & T.O.P.P. Series event photos, and upcoming trade shows where you can meet with IAC experts.