Asphalt mixing plant is one of the key equipment for road construction. It is mainly used in the production of asphalt mixture for paving road surfaces. Asphalt mixing plant consists of a number of parts, including dosing system, dryer, agitator, dust removal system, fuel system and so on. Asphalt Mixing Plant,Mixer Plant,Asphalt Mixing Bitumen Equipment,Asphalt Paving Equipment BituRock Science & Technology (Jiangsu) CO., LTD , https://www.biturockplant.com
The batching system is one of the core parts of Asphalt mixing plant. It is responsible for adding various raw materials to the blender in a certain proportion. These raw materials include asphalt, sand, gravel and other additives. The batching system usually consists of a weighing sensor, a batching bucket and a batching transfer device.
The dryer is another important part of the Asphalt mixing plant. It is mainly used for drying raw materials such as sand and stones. There are heating elements and rotating agitators inside the dryer, which can make the raw materials fully heated and mixed evenly.
Mixer is one of the core parts of Asphalt mixing station. It is responsible for mixing various raw materials together to produce a high quality asphalt mixture. The agitator usually consists of multiple mixing blades, which can fully mix the raw materials to ensure the stable quality of the asphalt mixture produced.
Dust removal system is one of the important components of Asphalt mixing plant. It is mainly used to collect dust and exhaust gases generated during the production process. The dust removal system is usually composed of multiple filters, which can effectively filter out dust and exhaust gas to ensure a clean working environment and air quality.
Fuel system is one of the key parts of Asphalt mixing plant. It is responsible for providing the fuel to power the Asphalt mixing plant. The fuel system usually consists of a fuel pump, a fuel filter and a fuel injector.
Asphalt mixing plant is a kind of high efficiency asphalt mixture production equipment, widely used in road construction field. It has the advantages of high automation, high production efficiency, stable product quality and so on, and provides a strong support and guarantee for road construction.
**Non-EVA Ionic Air Cleaner for Lexus Cars (87139-50030)**
**Air Filter Description:**
OE Number: 87139-33010
**Air Filter Specifications:**
- Length: 215 mm
- Width: 218 mm
- Height: 19 mm
- Activated Carbon Filter
**Air Filter Application:**
- LEXUS RX (MCU_, MHU3_, GSU3_, MCU3_) (2003/04 - )
- LEXUS GS (GWS_, GRS_, UZS_) (2005/04 - )
- LEXUS IS II (_XE2_, GSE2_, _SE2_, ALE2_, USE2_) (2005/10 - )
- LEXUS LS (UVF4_, UVF_, USF4_, USF_) (2006/04 - )
- LEXUS RX (GYL1_, AGL1_, GGL1_, GGL15, AGL10, GYL1_) (2009/04 - )
- LEXUS IS C (GSE2_) (2009/04 - )
- LEXUS LFA (LFA10_) (2010/12 - )
- LEXUS CT (ZWA1_) (2010/12 - )
- LEXUS LX (URJ201, URJ_) (2008/04 - )
- LEXUS GX (URJ15_, _J15_) (2009/11 - )
- LEXUS GS (GRL1_, GWL1_) (2012/03 - )
**Air Filter Certification:** APTC; ISO/TS16949:2009
**Activated Carbon Filter Technical Data:**
| Model | Weight (g/m²) | Thickness (mm) | Filtration Efficiency (%) | Air Permeability (mm/s) | Iodine Absorb (mg/g) | CTC Absorb (%) | Hardness (%) | Moisture (%) | Density (g/I) |
|-------|----------------|------------------|----------------------------|---------------------------|----------------------|------------------|--------------|---------------|----------------|
| 500Z | 500±7% | 2.0±0.2 | 95.0 | 1,000 | 900 | 39 | 98 | 8 | 600–650 |
| 550F | 550±7% | 2.0±0.2 | 95.0 | 1,100 | 900 | 39 | 98 | 8 | 600–650 |
| 550Y | 550±7% | 3.5±0.3 | 95.0 | 1,200 | 900 | 39 | 98 | 8 | 600–650 |
| 550S | 550±7% | 1.5±0.2 | 93.0 | 1,100 | 900 | 39 | 98 | 8 | 600–650 |
**FAQ About Car's Cabin Air Filter, Cabin Filter and Fuel Filter**
**What does an air filter, cabin air filter or fuel filter do?**
All automotive filters are designed to prevent harmful debris, dirt, and contaminants from entering critical parts such as the engine, radiator, and fuel lines. When a filter is no longer functioning properly, it can lead to reduced performance, even engine damage.
**How often should an air, cabin air or fuel filter be replaced?**
It’s generally recommended to replace your filters every 12 months or 12,000 miles, but always check your owner’s manual for specific guidelines for your vehicle.
**What happens to air, cabin air or fuel filters as they get older?**
Over time, all filters will become clogged with pollutants and lose effectiveness. A dirty air filter can reduce fuel efficiency and engine power, while a clogged cabin filter may cause weak airflow and poor air quality inside the car. A faulty fuel filter can lead to poor engine performance and potential breakdowns.
**What is the benefit of replacing an air, cabin air or fuel filter?**
Replacing your filters helps protect your car’s vital components, improves performance, and ensures efficient operation. Clean filters allow maximum airflow or fluid flow through the system, keeping your car running smoothly and safely.
**Step-by-Step Guide for Auto Cabin Air Filter Replacement**
**STEP 1:** Open the glove box and remove its contents.
**STEP 2:** Remove the limiting stop arm on the right side of the glove box.
**STEP 3:** Release the glove box by squeezing the front and back until the clamps pop free.
**STEP 4:** Remove the old cabin air filter, being careful not to scatter dust. Note the direction of the arrows on the filter.
**STEP 5:** Clean the filter chamber and check the condition of gaskets and seals.
**STEP 6:** Install the new filter, ensuring the arrows match the original direction.
**STEP 7:** Reinstall the glove box and secure everything back in place.
Regular maintenance of these filters ensures better performance, cleaner air, and a more comfortable driving experience.