ATD Cardox non-explosive blasting system is the most efficient method for the silo industry.
So, what is ATD Cardox, and how does it work?
ATD Cardox is a non-explosive blasting system that uses liquid carbon dioxide (CO2) as a blasting agent. The system consists of a ATD Cardox tube, which is essentially a high-pressure cylinder filled with liquid CO2. When activated, the CO2 rapidly expands and turns into a gas, creating a pressure wave that dislodges and breaks up the material being blasted.
The ATD Cardox system is particularly useful for silos, which often require maintenance due to material buildup and clogging. When silos become clogged, it can cause significant disruptions to operations, resulting in lost time and revenue. Traditional blasting methods can be dangerous, as the force of the blast can cause structural damage to the silo itself. The ATD Cardox system, on the other hand, provides a more controlled and precise blasting solution.
To use the ATD Cardox System for silo maintenance, the ATD Cardox tube is inserted into the silo, and liquid CO2 is released into the tube. As the CO2 expands and turns into a gas, it creates a pressure wave that dislodges the clogged material. The pressure can be controlled, allowing for a precise and controlled blast that doesn’t damage the silo structure.
One of the significant advantages of the ATD Cardox system is its non-explosive nature, making it much safer for workers and the environment. Unlike traditional blasting methods, there is no risk of accidental explosions, and there is no need for expensive safety precautions.
In addition to being safer, the ATD Cardox system is also more efficient than traditional blasting methods. Because it is more controlled and precise, it requires less cleanup time and reduces the amount of material waste. This not only saves time and money but also reduces the environmental impact of the blasting process.
