Photo of the Week: Coal Fines to Coal Pellets

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Jenny Seim
Technical Writer

Raw and Pelletized (Pelletised) Coal

This weekโ€™s photo shows coal fines (left) and coal pellets (right). The sample was agglomerated in FEECOโ€™s state-of-the-art Innovation Center. The Innovation Center allows customers to test their material at batch and pilot scale, in order to establish the equipment setup and parameters necessary to …

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Photo of the Week: Compactor with Heat Lamps

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Jenny Seim
Technical Writer

Compactor with Heat Lamps

This weekโ€™s photo is a compactor from the FEECO Innovation Center. Here, a heat lamp is set directly on the compactorโ€™s feed chute, so the metal of the cold chute would not take away the heat from the pre-heated feed material. FEECOโ€™s process experts are …

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Photo of the Week: Agglomeration Test in Procress

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Jenny Seim
Technical Writer

Agglomeration (Pelletizing/Pelletising) Test in Process

This weekโ€™s photo highlights an agglomeration test in process at the FEECO Innovation Center. Pellets on a disc pelletizer are pictured. The FEECO Innovation Center is equipped for both pressure and non-pressure agglomeration tests on either a single piece of equipment, or in a continuous …

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What’s the Difference Between Pressure and Non-Pressure Agglomeration?

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Jenny Seim
Technical Writer

What is the Difference Between Pressure and Non-pressure Agglomeration (Agitation/Tumble-Growth Agglomeration)

Pressure agglomeration relies on extreme pressure to force particles together into a desired shape. This includes the following techniques: compaction, briquetting, extrusion, tableting and molding. Non-pressure agglomeration, also known as tumble growth agglomeration, relies on a binding agent and the phenomenon of coalescence to create …

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Photo of the Week: Gypsum Sample

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Jenny Seim
Technical Writer

Agglomerated Gypsum Sample

This weekโ€™s photo highlights a gypsum sample. Gypsum, both natural and synthetic, is commonly pelletized for use as a soil amendment. Pelletizing the material creates a strong product capable of withstanding transportation and handling, while still breaking down in standard field conditions. Pelletizing is achieved …

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How can Agglomeration Benefit the Environment?

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Jenny Seim
Technical Writer

How Can Agglomeration Benefit the Environment

Agglomeration provides various, multi-dimensional benefits to the raw material, the process, end product and so much more. The environment, more specifically, is one area to reap the benefits. Agglomeration can: A prime example of these benefits is witnessed through our work with Encap LLC. Weโ€™ve …

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Photo of the Week: Unideal Briquette Sample

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Jenny Seim
Technical Writer

Briquette Sample

Our photo this week is an unideal sample of briquettes. The briquettes are almost all not uniform in shape, many with broken edges. An ideal briquette would be the contrary- cylindrical in shape and smooth around the entire circumference. The purpose of this photo is …

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Photo of the Week: 10″ Rental Pin Mixer

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Jenny Seim
Technical Writer

Rental Pin Mixer

This weekโ€™s photo highlights a FEECOย pin mixer. It is one of our rental units, available for your on-site processing convenience. The continuous mixer is 10โ€, with the capacity varying significantly from material to material and process to process. The pin mixer also features a raising …

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