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Process technology for economic compacting by means of pelleting

Process technology for economic compacting by means of pelleting
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Machines and Plants for Pelleting of Bulk Products

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Process Technology for Economic Compacting and Shaping We constantly encounter bulk products and powdery materials in everyday life. They come in various particle sizes - from lumpy to powdery. Bulk products are processed in many industries, for example in the chemical and pharmaceutical industry, in the disposal and recycling industry, in the field of building materials or in mining as well in the feedstuff and the renewable raw materials industry. Due to their particle size and their physical properties, the flow properties and handling of bulk products and powdery materials can be very...

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Pelleting with KAHL Flat Die Presses Reasons for pelleting ■ Lower dust emission ■ Lower storage volume due to high bulk density ■ Less storage losses ■ No segregation ■ Good homogenization of mixtures ■ Better flow properties ■ Better proportioning properties ■ Better handling during transport ■ Better usability ■ Better dissolving properties ■ Modification of product structure by means of pressure and heat ■ Refinement of finished products ■ Higher economic efficiency of production processes The main parts of flat die press are the die and the pan grinder rollers. They are the actual...

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Product Questionnaire Pelleting Press Examples of Pelletable Materials The questionnaire helps evaluating the product to be processed and to prepare the pelleting and granulation tests in the pilot plant. Raw materials ■ Product designation and composition ■ Product shape, bulk density, water content ■ Softening and melting temperature, ignition temperature ■ Active earth Bentonite ■ Biomass ■ Blast furnace dust ■ Cable waste ■ Carboxymethylcellulose ■ Cardboard waste ■ Catalysts ■ Chalk ■ Charcoal meal ■ Carpet waste ■ Cellulose dust ■ Clay ■ Coal dust ■ Coffee waste ■ Compound feed ■...

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