Photo of the Week: Rotary Drum Tire Inspection

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Jenny Seim
Technical Writer

Rotary Drum Tire Inspection

Today’s photo highlights a rotary drum tire inspection. A digital caliper depth gauge (pictured) measures the depth of the grooves on the tire. If the grooves are too deep, as defined by the service technician, tire grinding may be proposed to resolve the issue. Grooves …

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Benefits of Pelletizing Limestone

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Chris Kozicki
Agglomeration Expert

Benefits of Pelletizing (Pelletising) Limestone

Agricultural operations face a number of obstacles when working to optimize crop production. One of the biggest issues they face is maintaining a high-quality, balanced soil. A common soil issue that frequently occurs is low pH, which leads to poor nutrient absorption. This issue is …

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What Materials can be Pelletized?

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Jenny Seim
Technical Writer

What Materials Can Be Pelletized (Pelletised)

Pelletization, a non-pressure method of agglomeration, is an effective process for many materials, offering a variety of economic, environmental, and product benefits. The list below highlights several materials capable of pelletization: Will your material pelletize? This basic question can be answered via agglomeration feasibility testing …

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Material Characteristics That Influence Granulator Design

This article was co-authored by:

Shane Le Capitaine
Thermal Processing Expert

Carrie Carlson
Technical Writer

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The granulation drum, or granulator, is a diverse processing tool used throughout various industries to produce a granular product via wet granulation (also known as non-pressure, tumble-growth, or agitation agglomeration). The design of a commercial-scale granulation drum must take several factors into consideration in order …

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