|
 Running different R&D projects and design studies on TYCAN® machines our engineers provide machinery meeting the future needs of our customers. However, our aim is not only to satisfy our customers with our machinery, but to provide complete solutions. Therefore, the services of TYCAN’s engineering department are not limited to machines but allow for a complete process analysis in the form of an Engineered Screening Study (ESS). |
|
| Utilizing our own programmed software and digitized tools, TYCAN® Engineering can provide complete screening and crushing studies for existing or future projects ranging from a one-deck system to high-capacity processing plants. |
|
 The basic data for such Engineered Screening Studies (ESS) are provided by the customer on-site during the visit of our TYCAN engineer. The data are used to build a computerized model of the customer’s existing or new plant and operation. Depending on the customer’s improvement targets, the impact of changes to plant settings can be tested by the model in a fast and efficient manner, revealing the correct and necessary adjustments in terms of process optimization and process design. |
|
| To visualize the different scenarios, computerized flow sheets are developed which demonstrate the related efficiencies and/or usage of the crushing and screening equipment under the different settings. |
|
 Finally, the customer receives a precise and accurate report documenting the findings, the results, the calculations, and most importantly the recommendations and proposals for the plant layout. These recommendations are backed by our experience and are evaluated and proven where applicable in collaboration with the customer’s structural engineers. All recommendations to design changes on existing plant structural work show the best accommodation of new or moved equipment and enable the best flow of material under existing circumstances. |
|
| If the engineered plant layout dictates new screening equipment and the customer decides to invest in TYCAN, the price of such an Engineered Screening Study (ESS) is up to 100% deductible of the equipment purchase price, depending on the investment volume. |
|
| Sample Engineered Screening Studies and references are available upon request. |
|
