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Title
Bulk solids research and its impact on industrial practice
Author/Creator
Jones, M. G.
Institution
The University of Newcastle. Faculty of Engineering & Built Environment, School of Engineering
Description
The efficient and reliable handling of bulk materials is vital to the resource and process industries all over the world. This paper outlines some of the major developments in Bulk Solids research in the areas of storage, handling and transportation. This will include hoppers, silos and stockpiles; pneumatic conveying (dilute and dense phase) and overland belt conveying. The presentation will also touch on feeding, feeder interfacing and transfer chutes. The presentation will focus on current developments in research illustrated with industrial case studies taken from over 2500 industrial projects undertaken by TUNRA Bulk Solids at Newcastle for companies all over Australia and from around the world.
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Bulk Solids India 2010. Bulk Solids India 2010: Proceedings (Mumbai, India 2-3 March, 2010)
Date
2010
Publisher
Bulk Solids India
Keyword(s)
bulk solids handling;  silo design;  stockpiles;  flow properties;  belt conveying;  pneumatic conveying
Resource Type
conference paper
Identifier
http://hdl.handle.net/1959.13/934528
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