EN ES FR HE IT NL PL UA BY PT DE Methods of colouring of cars es fr it nl pl by ua pt de en
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  • Methods of drawing of paint and varnish coverings
  • Colouring by pneumatic dispersion
  • Dispersion of the warmed-up paints
  • Vacuum dispersion of paints
  • Aerosol dispersion
  • Colouring in electric field
  • Ultrasonic dispersion
  • Colouring by douche
  • Colouring okunaniem
  • Colouring by an electrosedimentation method
  • Other methods of colouring
  • Drying of paint and varnish coverings
  • Konvektsionnye sushilnye chambers
  • Thermoradiating sushilnye chambers
  • Induction drying by currents of high frequency
  • the Choice of a method of drying
  • the Organization of painting works
  • the Choice of technological process
  • the Organization of paint and varnish works
  • Auxiliary services
  • Technological transport devices
  • Okrasochno-sushilnye modular installations
  • Safety precautions
  • Technical and economic indicators of work of painting shops
  • the Cost price of preparation of a surface
  • Economic indicators of colouring and drying
  • Colouring by pneumatic dispersion. Chambers of periodic action

    you are: Colouring by pneumatic dispersion

    The chambers of periodic action named sometimes deadlock, are applied mainly in individual and small-scale manufacture, in mass manufacture use chambers of continuous action - checkpoints.

    In the chambers described above the painted product partially blocks a crack for otsosa air that worsens the ventilation, besides, some part of a painting dust gets from time to time on the worker. Therefore when for colouring of large-sized products it is necessary for worker to be inside, chambers of other design are applied.

    Large-sized products - machine tools, trolley buses, buses paint with the help raspylitelnyh chambers in which polluted air is sucked away through lattices in a floor, and fresh and pure air moves through an aperture in a ceiling. The chamber is equipped by elevating platforms, using with which the worker can freely paint the top parts of a product and bypass it from different directions. The stream of fresh air at movement from top to down washes the worker, leaves through a trellised floor of the chamber and carries away a dust from a paint.

    Under a trellised floor there is a bath with water in which heavy particles of a paint are besieged. Hydrofilters definitively clear air. In the described chamber there is also a douche of walls by water from atomizers. At douche by water the paint which has settled on walls, is washed off in a bath.

    Feature of a design of the chamber consists that it has no top overlapping. Fresh air arrives from above through a forced ventilation box, the painting dust is sucked away through lattices in a floor.