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Basics of Dry Powder Classification by Rob Voorhees
0:57
Hosokawa Worldwide
1:25
Hosokawa Micron Powder Systems
3:54
What is Classification?
6:49
Understanding the Terminology
9:00
Density Distribution Curve
10:20
Overlap Cut Point 1- Cumulative Fines Curve
11:43
Grade Efficiency Curve
17:16
Classification Terms
17:51
Rotary Screeners (Sifters) Feed
18:53
Mechanical Screening System
23:19
Cyclones for Product Collection
24:06
Counter Flow (Gravity) Classifier
26:40
Production Elutriation Classifier
28:02
Single Wheel Dynamic Classifier
29:37
Single & Multi-Wheel Dynamic Classifiers
31:40
Stand Alone Classifier System
32:29
Closed Circuit Classifer
34:02
Ball Mill / Classifier System
34:42
Classifier in Line with Mill
38:58
Parameters That Influence Classification
39:39
Influence of the Classifier Wheel Speed and Material Density
40:33
Influence of the Air Volume at Different Wheel Speeds
41:24
Influence of the Feed Rate
42:27
High Capacity/Low Energy Classifiers
44:30
High Energy Dispersion Classifiers
45:45
Laboratory Air Classifier
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Material classification is the separation of particles based upon their weight, size, and shape. The first classification devices were invented in around 1500 BC, but classification is still an important element of the modern powder processing industry. There are three types of classifiers. They are: Sifters Sifters use metallic screens to classify particles. Particles that are not the correct shape, or are too large, will not move through the screen, but those that are the right shape size will. Those that move through the screen will be collected on one side of the screen. Those that do not move through the screen will be collected on the other side of the screen. This separates the particles, thereby classifying them. Cyclones Cyclone classifiers use wheels with holes cut into them to classify materials. The faster the wheel spins, the smaller the opening that is created by the hole cut into it. Particles that are too large will not be able to get through the wheel, while particles that are small enough will. This separates and classifies the particles. Gravity Gravity classification uses suction to classify materials. Particles that are light enough will be removed from the rest of the material through suction, while particles that are heavy will remain. This classifies the particles by weight, but not by density, size, or shape. If you wish to learn more about classification technology, be sure to watch the full webinar.

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