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Urea granulator speed and overflow

2015-11-23View Original

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Dear sea friends, let’s discuss the relationship between the rotation speed of the urea granulator and the overflow
Reply #22015-11-25
The speed of rotation is directly related to the particle size; if the speed of the nozzle used for evaporation-based granulation or when a load is applied is not adjusted in a timely manner, overflow from the nozzle may occur.
Reply #32015-11-28
Too high a rotation speed can cause tower sticking, while too low a rotation speed can lead to arm binding.
Reply #42015-11-29
High speed leads to viscous tower; low speed causes overflow

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