2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.powtec.2010.09.028
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Wall pressure issues in the aeration of bulk material silos

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“…The wood dusts, from physical and chemical standpoints, belongs to the range of colloidal and dispersed systems for which the linear dimension of the particle is the essential characteristic. Dust is understood to consist of particles of a solid substance that have at least two dimensions smaller than 0.5 mm (Bartknecht 1987). Small linear dimensions lead to a significant increase in the surface area relative to the given mass of the entire system.…”
Section: Experimental Materialsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The wood dusts, from physical and chemical standpoints, belongs to the range of colloidal and dispersed systems for which the linear dimension of the particle is the essential characteristic. Dust is understood to consist of particles of a solid substance that have at least two dimensions smaller than 0.5 mm (Bartknecht 1987). Small linear dimensions lead to a significant increase in the surface area relative to the given mass of the entire system.…”
Section: Experimental Materialsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The forces from the neighbouring particles affecting the atoms or molecules in the depth of solid or liquid phases are balanced. However, the forces occurring on the surface interface are not balanced (Brázda and Zegzulka 2011). This is related to the surface tension and surface energy needed to enlarge the surface.…”
Section: Experimental Materialsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is carried out there measuring the intensity of the dispersedand the undispersed laser beam on the detector and then based on the position of detectors, which is the indication ring radius. And the distance measured from the cell detector at a known wavelength of the incident laser beam can be determined by mathematical theory Frankhoferových matrices investigated particle size [10]. Mievovs theory is used for accurate measurement to 1mm and is as opposition to Frankhofers theory and its assumption of the projection area [11].…”
Section: The Laser Analyzer Mastersizer 2000mentioning
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“…3b. The calculation was also taken from [7]: however, in contrast to [2], the skewing models according to [3] and [7] are identical. In other words, the model shown in Fig.…”
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“…-with manual travel drive, according to formula (2): Although the procedure used to calculate the forces arising from crane skewing on the runway laid down in [2] is based on [7], the procedures based on the two different sources differ as regards both the physical model of skewing and the relation for the calculation of the transverse force H tpn : this force is determined based on Eq (1) in [7], the sum of forces ΣV n , however, is replaced by the mere wheel pressure V (see [4]).…”
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