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Storage and Flow of Solids
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Practical solutions for solving bulk solids flow problems
TL;DR: In this paper, proven and practical technology available to ensure reliable discharge of these cohesive and sticky bulk solids is discussed, and a brief discussion of interfacing feeders with hoppers is provided.
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Cold‐Formed Steell Farm Structures, Part I:Grain Bins
TL;DR: The state of the art for the upright cylindrical grain bins made of cold-formed steel is discussed in this article, where the authors critically examine the existing methods of analysis and, wherever possible, additional information and charts are provided to simplify the design process.
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The behaviour of granular materials in flow out of hoppers
TL;DR: In this paper, the effect on discharge rate of the hopper shape, and the size and form of the outlet and properties of the bulk material (mean particle size, shape, moisture content, internal friction and specific gravity) have been investigated.
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Coefficient of friction of binary granular mixtures in contact with a smooth wall. Part B. Micro-structural model describing the effects of packing fraction and load distribution on the wall friction of smooth, elastic spheres
H. Abou-Chakra,Ugur Tüzün +1 more
TL;DR: Abou-Chakra and Tuzun as discussed by the authors developed a micro-structural model capable of predicting the magnitude of the wall friction coefficient of an assembly of smooth particles in contact with a smooth wall surface.
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Impact of Shear History on Powder Flow Characterization Using a Ring Shear Tester
TL;DR: It is demonstrated that in hopper design, the shear displacement effect impacts the computed critical arching diameter more than the critical mass flow angle, and an exponential function was found to describe the relationship between the change in σc at the highest major principal stress and the density weighted flowability.