Photo of the Week: Pellets Under a Microscope

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Jenny Seim
Technical Writer

Pellets Under a Microscope

This week’s photo shows magnified pellets from the FEECO Innovation Center. The image was captured via a microscope, and stored through a high-tech software program. FEECO’s lab technicians took the photo to see a more detailed look at the product they pelletized. Evaluation of a …

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What Causes Vibrations on a Rotary Drum?

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Jenny Seim
Technical Writer

Rotary Drum Misalignment

Vibration can be caused by many different components on a rotary drum. A high percentage of the time, it comes from the drive, and most commonly, the gear engagement. But vibrations can also generate from the tires of the drum if they have developed a …

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Resource of the Week: Annual Inspections Brochure

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Carrie Carlson
Technical Writer

Resource of the Week: Annual Inspections Brochure

This week’s highlighted resource is a brochure on annual inspections. Annual inspections are a crucial tool in keeping your equipment running its best and promoting process efficiency. Annual inspections help to catch problems before they escalate into unnecessary damage and downtime. FEECO offers annual inspections …

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Photo of the Week: Hooded Disc Pelletizer

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Jenny Seim
Technical Writer

Hooded Disc Pelletizer (Pelletiser/Pan Granulator)

This week’s photo highlights a hooded disc pelletizer (also known as a pan granulator) in the FEECO Innovation Center. Hoods are occasionally used during disc pelletizer operation to protect the operator from hazardous materials. Maintaining a safe work environment is a top priority for any …

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Question of the Week: Will your Material Agglomerate?

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Jenny Seim
Technical Writer

Agglomerate Samples

The FEECO Innovation Center receives a wide range of inquiries, with one of the most common questions asked being will my material agglomerate? Agglomeration is constantly finding its way into new applications, leaving many people wondering if it could be the solution to their material problem. …

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