Three simultaneities for extrusion granulation units

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When starting up the extrusion granulation unit, the cutter, material, and particle water must all reach the water chamber at the same time in order to carry out underwater granulation. If water arrives first and remains there for a long time, it will cause the temperature of the mold to drop. If the material arrives at that time, the low temperature can lead to blockages in the mold holes. On the other hand, if the material arrives first and particle water does not arrive for an extended period, the high temperature can cause problems such as blade wear and tailing. Over the years, adjustments have been made depending on whether adjustments are necessary based on different material grades, as well as taking into account factors such as pipeline conditions, operating conditions, and equipment control methods. Has anyone written papers on this topic? Could such papers be shared for reference?