Considerations in Disc Pelletizer (Pan Granulator) Sizing & Design

This article was co-authored by:

Chris Kozicki
Agglomeration Expert

Carrie Carlson
Technical Writer

Disc Pelletizer (Pan Granulator) Sizing and Design

Disc pelletizers, also commonly called pan granulators, are a type of agitation (tumble-growth/non-pressure/wet granulation) agglomeration equipment used throughout various industries to pelletize fines into rounded granules.  These diverse pelletizing discs are often selected for the refined granular product they produce, their low recycle rate, and …

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Potash Critical in Plant Stress Tolerance

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Chris Kozicki
Agglomeration Expert

Carrie Carlson
Technical Writer

Potash Critical in Plant Stress Tolerance, Granular Potash, Pelletized (Pelletised) Potash

As a leader in potash fertilizer production equipment and systems, we understand the vital role potassium-bearing fertilizers bring to the overall health and quality of plants. As it turns out, however, new research is revealing that potassium’s contribution to plant health is even more important …

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Photo of the Week: Pellets from the FEECO Innovation Center

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Jenny Seim
Technical Writer

Pellet Samples from the FEECO Innovation Center

Today’s photo highlights various pellet samples produced in the FEECO Innovation Center.   The Innovation Center offers pelletization test work to transform raw material fines or dusts into round, spherical pellets as outlined in today’s featured photo. Test work is designed around each customer’s unique …

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Pelletizing Plant FAQs

This article was co-authored by:

Chris Kozicki
Agglomeration Expert

Carrie Carlson
Technical Writer

Pelletizing Plant FAQs

In the early stages of designing and developing a pelletizing plant, many questions often arise: what equipment will best suit my process; do I need a binder; how tall will my building have to be, and more. While this process prompts a host of questions, …

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Copper: The Antimicrobial of the Future?

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Carrie Carlson
Technical Writer

Copper as Antimicrobial

The recent coronavirus pandemic has shown us that our public facilities are largely ill-prepared for mitigating germ spread.  As we become hyper-aware of the surfaces around us and how they contribute to the transfer of germs, copper, the material already critical to the development of …

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The Importance of Material Knowledge

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Chris Kozicki
Agglomeration Expert

Material Characteristics

Why is material knowledge fundamental to process and product design? To answer that question, let’s suppose that you operate a glass treatment facility that sorts, crushes, and then melts recycled glass into a new product. You notice there is a significant loss in crushed glass …

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