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Effects of Particle Properties on Agglomerate Formation of Fine Particles in Vibrating Fluidized Bed
2018
Hosokawa Powder Technology Foundation ANNUAL REPORT
The knowledge of the agglomerates formation from fine particles in the fluidized bed is essential in the powder handling. It is known that fine particles exhibit the unique agglomeration behavior. In this study, the effects of particle properties on the agglomerate formation in the vibrating fluidized bed were investigated using custom-made apparatus. ZnO, TiO 2 rutile, and TiO 2 anatase powder were used as tested powders. The formation mechanism of agglomerates in the vibrating fluidized bed
doi:10.14356/hptf.16119
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