Regarding the particle falling time in the granulation tower

2010-05-27View Original

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I would like to ask the experts: For a 65-meter-high granulation tower, how long does it take for the particles to fall from the nozzles to the hopper?

Reply #22010-05-28

The key is what is the distance from the granulation layer in your granulation tower to the lower air window (also known as the effective granulation height)?

Reply #32010-06-21

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Reply #42010-06-22

If air resistance is ignored, it’s about four or five seconds; with resistance taken into account, it’s around ten seconds

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