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A 55-gal drum can hold approximately 4,200 spent aerosol cans. We recommend the drum to be emptied/replaced when it is 70-75% full (approximately 10” from the top). We offer a counter device that records the number of cans that have been punctured. This takes the guess work out of keeping track of the number of cans that have been processed.
https://www.justrite.com/aerosolv-counter-5700-28225
We have Replacement Poly Sleeves for our Aerosolv® units on our website. For model 28202, the corresponding model number is 28181. I have linked it here for you: https://www.justrite.com/5018-poly-sleeve-replacement-for-aerosolv-aerosol-can-disposal-systems-28181
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How many spent aerosols can be punctured into a 55-gallon drum?
Approximately 4,000 cans can be punctured before the drum is at maximum recommended capacity. The drum should not be filled more than 75% full to provide proper displacement for released contents.
How much can scrap steel recycling be increased with Aerosolv®?
Generally, four aerosol cans equal one pound of steel. American industry consumes 3 billion aerosol cans per year, amounting to 375,000 tons of steel.
Why is the anti-static wire necessary?
There is an OSHA requirement for grounding of vessels to prevent any build-up of the static electricity transferred to a drum discharge when transferring flammable liquids or gases. The anti-static wire grounds the drum and the Aerosolv® unit simultaneously.
Must Aerosolv® be installed only on 55-gallon drums?
No, all industry standard drums have 2" openings, which is all that is required for an Aerosolv® system to be installed. However, Aerosolv® should not be installed on a drum smaller than 30-gallon capacity to allow proper displacement of compressed gas released during puncturing.
How long does it take to puncture cans with Aerosolv®?
It only takes 15-20 seconds for the can to be depleted after puncturing. The Aerosolv® system has the capability to puncture as many as 500 on a one-man eight hour shift.
Will the Puncturing Unit accept any size aerosol can?
The system is designed to puncture any industry standard aerosol can, regardless of length. Special gaskets are available for smaller diameter cans.
What maintenance does the Aerosolv® Puncturing Unit require?
To enhance the longevity of the unit, periodic maintenance should include the replacement of the gasket installed inside the unit that provides a seal against the can and the cleaning/lubricating of the puncture pin. Cleaning the unit where the liquids evacuate to the drum will decrease back-pressure.
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