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Breakage dispersion

Drop breakage occurs when surrounding fluid stresses exceed the surface resistance of drops. Drops are first elongated as a result of pressure fluctuations and then spHt into small drops with a possibiUty of additional smaller fragments (Fig. 19). Two types of fluid stresses cause dispersions, viscous shear and turbulence. In considering viscous shear effects, it is assumed that the drop size is smaller than the Kohnogoroff microscale, Tj. [Pg.430]

Whereas an explosion from methane tends to be localized, it may start coal dust explosions resulting in more widespread injury and loss of life. AH coal breaking operations result in formation of fine coal particles some are controlled with water during the mining operation. Breakage associated with hauling disperses dust, and dust accumulations can be made safe by rockdusting. Powdered limestone is spread over the mine surfaces to cover the dust. [Pg.233]

Swaroop et al. [Powder Technology, 28, 253-260 (Mar.-Apr. 1981)] found that the material holdup is higher and the vessel dispersion number Dl/L (see subsection on Continuous Mill Simulation) is lower in the rod mill than in the ball mill under identical dimensionless conditions. This indicates that the known narrow-product-size distribution from rod mills is partly due to less mixing in the rod mill, in addition to different breakage kinetics. [Pg.1851]

Dronedarone, 5 103, 106 Drop breakage, 16 696-697 Drop breakup, by turbulence, 16 697 Drop diameter, 10 763-764 Drop dispersions, 10 755 nonuniformity of, 10 765... [Pg.290]

The CD model was first proposed by Curl (1963) to describe coalescence and breakage of a dispersed two-fluid system. In each mixing event, two fluid particles with distinct compositions first coalesce and then disperse with identical compositions.75 Written in terms of the two compositions (f>A and [Pg.292]

To reduce or eliminate unwanted peaks or tails in a particle size distribution curve (see Figs. 2b and 6), milling can be applied to break apart the chains of the abrasive particles. Milling is a process for continuous dispersion and wet fine grinding of solid in a liquid phase. It is essential that besides breakage of chains no other chemical reactions occur under the... [Pg.145]


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