Six historical DU1300 configurations share 1300 mm effective width; catalogue areas span 7.3–20.0 m². Current drawings, vacuum-reference conditions and representative slurry tests remain required.
Yuntian describes XS-series negative-pressure pneumatic unloading equipment for bulk materials. The catalogue illustration shows the ship-unloading arrangement. Selection depends on the handled material, vessel and berth layout, conveying route and required c…
Before you request a quotation
Define the material, transfer route and required handling operation. Ask for a system proposal tied to the actual vessel and shore-side installation, rather than selecting by a generic capacity label.
The current XS entry concerns pneumatic ship unloading. Define the material, vessel access, berth and receiving system before asking for throughput. Distinguish the unloader from conveying, dust handling, power and control equipment.
Decision
Useful information for your brief
Material and access
Material description, vessel/hatch geometry and berth constraints
Route and capacity
Receiving point, conveying route, proposed throughput and stated operating conditions
Project scope
Equipment list, utilities, installation/commissioning, acceptance and legal contracting entity
Coverage and limitations
This catalogue contains one reviewed unloading family. The current Yuntian website identity and historical CRM entity relationship still require confirmation. No nominal throughput has been invented.
Can two nominal throughput numbers be compared directly?
Only when their material, route, access, duty and supplied auxiliaries are defined consistently. Request the layout and conditions supporting each proposal.
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