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Simple granule

Depends on mix consistency, screen mesh size and wiper speed, probably a few tons/hr. Relatively low cost, simple granulation method. [Pg.13]

At present, the main industrial catalyst of ammonia oxidation is platinum and its alloys with aluminium and rhodium. Taking into account the deficit and high cost of platinum metals, the dcCTcasing of the consumption and losses of platinum metals is an urgent problem. Therefore, several compositions of complex oxide catalysts have been developed with iron (111), cobalt and chromium oxides as an active component. Complex oxides with perovskite structure are used as new catalysts they provide selective oxidation of ammonia with an yield not less than 90 %. The authors of [33] proposed to use perovskite powders LaMeOj, where Me=Fe, Co, Ni, Cr, Mn, and La,.,Sr,Me03, where Me=Co, Mn and x=0.25-0.75. To prepare these compounds, they used the precipitation by tetraethyl ammonia from diluted nitrate solutions taken at necessary ratios. The powders as prepared are poorly molded as in the form of honeycomb stractures as well as in the form of simple granules. [Pg.192]

Fig. 4 (Miller)—Different types of starch granule, a, from the haricot bean B, from maize C and Cl, from potatoes (c, simple granule Ci, composite granule) D and D, rice grains (d, whole of the composite grain D, one of the constituents of the grain at a higher magnification) E, wheat grain f, composite grain from oats. Note that each elementary granule (a. b, C, c, d, e) has a number of concentric striations around an initial point,... Fig. 4 (Miller)—Different types of starch granule, a, from the haricot bean B, from maize C and Cl, from potatoes (c, simple granule Ci, composite granule) D and D, rice grains (d, whole of the composite grain D, one of the constituents of the grain at a higher magnification) E, wheat grain f, composite grain from oats. Note that each elementary granule (a. b, C, c, d, e) has a number of concentric striations around an initial point,...
The article was a complex read for such a simple process. Strike has done Strike s best to interpret this article correctly for you. First off, even though the reaction is fairly simple, the authors have a lot of caveats about the materials needed. Important is the finding that the pH must remain between pH 7-9 or nothing will happen. Next, the granulation of the magnesium was found to be critical as well. Chunky old magnesium turnings were found to... [Pg.117]

Direct Compression. This process is relatively simple and time saving. AH the ingredients are blended and then compressed into the final tablet. This is an excellent method, but encumbered by a number of problems. Not all substances can be compressed directly, necessitating a granulation step. Likewise, the flow properties of many blends of fine, particle-sized powders are not such as to ensure even filling of the die cavities of tablet presses. In addition, air entrapment can occur. [Pg.229]

Sedimentation (qv) techniques, whether based on gravitational forces or centrifugation, derive the particle size from the measured travel rates of particles in a Hquid. Before the particle analysis is carried out, the sample is usually dispersed in a medium to break down granules, agglomerates, and aggregates. The dispersion process might involve a simple stirring of the powder into a Hquid, but the use of an ultrasonic dispersion is preferred. [Pg.4]

Variations of the simple pan shape include (1) an outer reroU ring which allows granules to be simultaneously coated or densified without further growth, (2) multistepped sidewalls, and (3) a pan in the form of a truncated cone (Capes, Par ticle Size Enlat gement, Elsevier, 1980). [Pg.1891]

On an industrial scale, PA-6 is synthesized from e-caprolactam with water as the initiator. The process is very simple if the reaction is earned out at atmospheric pressure. The polymerization is earned out in a VK-reactor (Fig. 3.23), which is a continuous reactor without a stirrer, with a residence time of 12-24 h at temperatures of 260-280°C.5,28 Molten lactam, initiator (water), and chain terminator (acetic acid) are added at the top and the polymer is discharged at the bottom to an extruder. In this extruder, other ingredients such as stabilizers, whiteners, pigments, and reinforcing fillers are added. The extruded thread is cooled in a water bath and granulated. The resultant PA-6 still contains 9-12%... [Pg.174]

Even more interest exists in direct in-polymer analysis of intact bulk samples as delivered (powder, granulate, sheet, film, etc.). This is by no means a simple matter. In fact, as plastic materials usually contain several components, analysis of the levels whilst still in the plastic is usually difficult. Some additives can be analysed without extraction... [Pg.46]

In a real process, both binder surface tension as well as viscosity will act to dissipate energy and ensure sticking and coalescence, but no simple analytical solution exists for this case. It was also demonstrated by Ennis (Ennis et al., 1991) that conditions based on viscous dissipation are more restrictive then those based on capillary forces and hence the discussion of granulation regimes is limited, in this paper, to the former. [Pg.384]

The various types of density measurements have been used in a variety of applications, ranging from synthesis to granulation and manufacturing. Although the techniques are relatively simple, valuable information is obtained about the system being studied. [Pg.277]

These polymorphs are divided into three subgroups by virtue of the staining properties of their cytoplasmic contents when treated with dye mixtures. Thus, eosinophils stain with acid dyes such as eosin and appear red in stained blood films, basophils stain with basic dyes and appear blue whilst neutrophils stain with both types of dye and their cytoplasm appears purple. The differences between the cytoplasmic contents in these cells types is much more fundamental than is suggested by these simple staining properties. The granules of basophils, neutrophils and eosinophils contain distinct molecular constituents that confer upon the cells their specialised functions during infection and inflammation. [Pg.4]

Steere, R. E., and G. K. Ackers Restricted diffusion chromatography through calibrated columns of granulated agar gel a simple method for particle-size determination. Nature /9d, 475 76 (1962). [Pg.39]


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