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How to calculate the direct feeding ratio

2015-06-29View Original

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I would like to ask the experts: how should the proportion of direct supply materials be calculated? Formula?
Reply #22015-06-29
What device are you talking about? The ratio of direct feed material isn’t required to be extremely precise, but the more direct feed material there is, the better, as this helps save energy
Reply #32015-06-29
Generally, there is no fixed ratio; it is decided by each factory according to its own circumstances.
Reply #42015-06-30
For example, in a certain unit, Feed 1 is a direct feed at 60 t/h, Feed 2 is material from the tank area at 40 t/h; Output 1 is a direct feed at 30 t/h, and Output 2 is material sent to the tank area at 70 t/h. How should the proportion of direct feed in this unit be calculated?
Reply #52015-07-09
60/(60+40) is enough; the proportion of direct-fed material has nothing to do with what is being produced.

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