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Five-Component High-Pressure PU/PIR Foaming System | Sandwich Panels

Five-component PU/PIR metering for sandwich panels, with independent polyol, isocyanate, catalyst and blowing-agent circuits, flow monitoring and line integration.

5 components

Independent main-material and additive circuits

19–30 kg/min

Reference output; size to panel demand

6–20 MPa

Adjustable injection pressure

PU/PIR Component Metering

Material Preparation, Metering and Laydown

Five-component PU/PIR metering for sandwich panels, with independent polyol, isocyanate, catalyst and blowing-agent circuits, flow monitoring and line integration.

The HF-HPC-50-CS reference is a five-component high-pressure polyurethane metering and mixing system for metal-faced PU/PIR sandwich panel production. Separate circuits meter polyol, isocyanate, two catalysts and a pentane blowing-agent stream. Component flow feedback, material conditioning and circulation are coordinated with the selected formulation and production line.

The supplied reference specifies 19–30 kg/min injection output and an adjustable injection-pressure range of 6–20 MPa. The metering package can work with a stationary or traversing laydown head, while refill equipment and heating/cooling units maintain material supply. Output must be sized against panel width, thickness, foam density and line speed.

Pentane handling uses a separately specified enclosure, gas monitoring, ventilation and interlock scope. Material-tank volumes, mixing-head model and utility loads are finalized in the configuration schedule.

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Material Preparation, Metering and Laydown

Material and Injection Workflow

Condition and refill

Prepare component materials, establish circulation and maintain tank temperature and refill levels.

Meter and verify

Calibrate independent component deliveries and select the recipe and injection settings.

Mix and distribute

Coordinate the high-pressure mixing head and stationary or traversing laydown with the panel line.

HF-HPC-50-CS

Reference Configuration

Configuration-specific data from the supplied technical brief. Component selection, tank schedule and flow calibration are agreed for the material formulation.

Technical ParameterHF-HPC-50-CS
Components5: polyol, isocyanate, catalyst 1, catalyst 2 and pentane blowing agent
Output Range (g/s)19–30 kg/min reference injection output; final selection depends on panel duty
Mixing Ratio RangeStated adjustable range 5:1–1:1; component order and ratio basis confirmed with the formulation
Ratio AccuracySeparate mix-ratio accuracy not specified; confirm by component-flow calibration
Power Supply380 V, 50 Hz, three-phase; approximately 40 kW reference package power
Working Pressure6–20 MPa adjustable injection pressure
Tank Capacity (L)Independent component tanks; final volumes and vessel schedule confirmed for the ordered configuration
WeightApproximately 3,000 kg, reference configuration
Dimensions (L×W×H)Final equipment footprint and maintenance clearances from approved layout
Shot repeatabilitySpecified ≤±1%; test conditions agreed for the selected materials
Injection timer0.5–99.99 s; 0.01 s setting resolution
Operating modeContinuous injection and manual injection program
Material temperature22°C reference conditioning point; ±2°C stated control deviation
Flow controlComponent flow feedback to PLC with independent pump-delivery adjustment
Hydraulic unit15 L/min; 5.5 kW motor in the reference configuration
Compressed airDry, oil-free; 0.45 MPa and 600 NL/min reference demand
Blowing-agent dosingDedicated pentane metering circuit; pump, enclosure and monitoring selected for the project
Head and laydown systemHigh-pressure mixing head; stationary or traversing installation selected for line width and speed
Refill systemsPolyol refill and pneumatic diaphragm feed circuits coordinated by level signals
Temperature-control packageTank conditioning and air-cooled chiller; final heating duty and chiller rating confirmed in the utility schedule

Metering and Integration Functions

Five Independent Component Circuits

Polyol, isocyanate, two catalysts and blowing agent have individually specified metering and feed paths.

Component Flow Feedback

Flow signals coordinate pump delivery with the selected recipe, while component tests provide calibration references.

Material Conditioning and Refill

Tank conditioning, level indication and refill equipment support continuous component availability.

Circulation and Head Coordination

High/low-pressure circulation switching and mixing-head operation follow the PLC injection sequence.

Line Laydown Interface

Stationary and traversing head arrangements are sized for the facing-sheet width, shot requirement and production speed.

Blowing-Agent Monitoring Interfaces

Pentane metering, enclosure ventilation, gas monitoring and stop/interlock actions are specified together in the project scope.

System Selection Questions

What are the five component streams?
The reference identifies polyol, isocyanate, two separate catalyst streams and a blowing-agent stream. The exact formulation and component identities are agreed before pump and meter selection.
Can this unit cover every panel size and line speed?
Metering output must match foam density × panel core thickness × panel width × line speed. The 19–30 kg/min value is a reference package range, not a capacity guarantee for every panel and speed combination.
How are material tanks and the mixing head selected?
Tank volumes, vessel schedules and the exact head model are defined in the approved configuration. They should not be assembled from different quotation variants.
How is continuous panel laydown integrated?
The injection system is coordinated with the sheet conveyor, head traverse where fitted, temperature conditioning and downstream laminator. Signal interfaces and required material flow are reviewed together.
Does this page specify operating gas-alarm settings?
Gas detection, ventilation and interlock functions form a project-specific scope. Actual thresholds and operating procedures are defined in the approved project documentation.