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Re: Typical Solids Friction Factor For Cement?
Posted on
17. Aug. 2005 - 03:32
do not worry...
i found the problem.
thanks anyway ■
Re: Typical Solids Friction Factor For Cement?
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24. Aug. 2005 - 11:37
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For future reference contact the Centre for Bulk Solids & Particulate Technologies in the Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment at The University of Newcastle, NSW. ■
David Mills
Typical solids friction factor for cement?
hello there,
i am currently doing an assignment on pneumatically conveying cement.
what would a typical solids friction factor be for such a system?
basic details of a test rig gave:
Ms = 2.12 kg/s
Ma = 0.081 kg/s
delta P = 315 kPa
length = 176m
dia = 53mm
the system is dense phase.
i have calculated an average velocity of 12m/s.
i have also calculated an average air density of just over 3kg/m^3. to me this seems incredibly high.
the number i have calculated for the solids friction fator comes out at -63000 ! this tells me that i have made a crucial error in my spreadsheet.
any ideas on what is looking to be out of order?
much appreciated. ■