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Force Vector, Inc.
PO Box 2519 Bridgeview, IL 60455 708-974-2586 Phone 708-974-9429 Fax Blockage Prevention & Bin Clearing Service For questions about the Blockage Prevention System using the Air-Slide and the Bin Clearing Service: Phone: 708-974-9422 service@forcevectorinc.com Concrete/ Granite Excavation and Blockage Clearing For questions regarding Concrete/ Granite Excavation or Blockage Clearing Systems using the Cardox CO2 system: Phone: 708-974-2586 service@forcevectorinc.com Force Vector and Deca Vibrator are family owned businesses. We believe in continual performance improvement and immediate response to customer needs. The Force Vector team continues to search for tools, equipment and solutions that will keep your work moving forward. We appreciate your interest in what we do and we look forward to working with you in the future! Force Vector, Inc.
PO Box 2519 Bridgeview, IL 60455 708-974-2586 Phone 708-974-9429 Fax
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Work
safely in areas adjacent to existing buildings, gas lines, water mains
and petrochemical plants.
Fast and efficient, Cardox usually requires fewer holes than conventional methods and produces less dust. With no need to evacuate the mine, continuous mining is now a possibility.
Cardox instantaneously produces a powerful heaving force, using carbon
dioxide which cracks and breaks the material along natural and/or
induced fracture plains.
By selecting the thickness of the rupture disc, the power of the Tube
can be regulated to suit all conditions.
One
or more holes are drilled in the material to be broken and the Cardox
Tube(s) are inserted.
A connection is then made from the Tube(s) to a low tension activator,
and on passing an impulse from this to the charged Tube(s), the low tension
electric fuse initiates a rapid reaction in the energizer causing the
liquid carbon dioxide in the Tube to change into gas, increasing its volume
by 600 time in the process.
This instantaneous build-up in pressure reaches the yielding pressure
of the rupture (shear) disc which bursts releasing a heaving mass of carbon
dioxide which breaks the surrounding material.
The whole process takes less than one second.
By selecting the thickness of the rupture disc, the power of the Tube
can be regulated to suit all conditions.
After recovery the Tube, the heater and rupture disc are replaced, the
liquid carbon dioxide recharged and the Tube is ready to be used again.
View Cardox Tube & Suitability Chart
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& Lime Build-Up/Blockage Clearing
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