Why does the magnitude of wind pressure affect the operation of the air chute?
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Why does the magnitude of wind pressure affect the operation of the air chute?
This post was last edited by zgj2405 on 2011-8-11 09:24. In a inclined chute, low-pressure air passing through the pore-rich breathable layer is used to vaporize the material evenly, thereby changing its friction angle; under the action of the tangential component of gravity, the material enters a flowing state and slides down the inclined chute to achieve transportation. Therefore, if there is no slope or the slope is very small, the ash material will not slide down smoothly under the force of gravity; it may not even move at all, failing to achieve the purpose of transporting the ash.