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Granulation overview
The granulation process involves smaller particles adhering to each other in order to grow larger particles or agglomerates. Particle size is critical in the granulation process because if the particles are too large or too small they do not have the product characteristics important to produce light powders into high density free-flowing granulates.
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Granulation concerns
There are many variables in controlling the granulation process, ranging from feed rate of the granulating liquid to the resonance time of the granulation chamber. All of these parameters affect the particle size in different ways. With an on-line sensor, the particle size is measured instantaneously and continuously in real time helping to monitor and control the granulation process.
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Malvern analyzers for granulation applications
Complete online and atline particle characterization systems appropriate to granulation in the context of different industries.
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Case studies - For more information, see:
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Degussa Detergents. |
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Mill overloading reduced by process understanding. |
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Mill optimization for pilot drug trials.
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Reducing process start-up times.
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Mineral mill optimization.
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Product changeover.
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Use on a screen mill.
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