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Dynamics of fluid/solids systemsareness than ever before of the importance of safety and efficiency in processing and handling such materials. Designers and plant operators, perhaps schooled in traditional fluid mechanics involving only liquids and gases, thus have a considerable task in understanding and predicting the unfamiliar

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The design of storage bins and hoppersr can have repercussions extending throughout the plant. All too often hoppers are ‘squeezed in’ after the remainder of the system has been designed, and this can result in various flow problems, such as those described generally as ‘arching’ or ‘rat-holing’ (section 2.3.4). Obviously, if this occur

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Dust controlesigners and operators of bulk handling systems have recently become increasingly aware of the hazards associated with the release of airborne dust in significant quantities. Thus, whereas the principal incentive for the control of dust emissions used to be an economic one (i.e. the more valuable th

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Bucket elevators inclines. For example, whereas a conventional belt conveyor would generally be limited to a slope of about 20°, texturing the surface of the rubber belt to incorporate moulded ribs or nubs will allow conveying up an incline of some 60–70°, or even more, depending upon the nature of the bulk solid b

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Vibratory conveyorsvolved in bulk materials handling will be aware of vibratory conveying as a useful technique, few have the necessary understanding of this method to be able to design or select a system with confidence. However, there is little doubt that vibratory conveyors have some useful advantages, and an insig

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Basic pneumatic conveying systems cleaners, and it is therefore not surprising that it should be the basis of an essentially simple and reliable method for the controlled conveying of bulk solids. Pneumatic conveying, as the method is called, may be formally defined as the transportation of dry bulk particulate or granular material

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Components of pneumatic conveying systemsifferent systems. In addition to the conveying line itself, which would normally be of steel but may be alternatively of aluminium, plastic, glass or rubber, the essential components of a pneumatic conveying system are the air mover (for example, fan, blower, compressor or vacuum pump), the feeding