Measuring Bulk Solids Flow Properties
Shear Testing, Variables that Affect Properties. Lecture 4 in our main solids flow series.
Lecture 4
In Lecture 4, Measuring Bulk Solids Flow Properties-Shear Testing, Variables that Affect Properties, we provide a detailed discussion of the preferred method to determine a bulk solids flow properties.
Topics covered in this lecture include a discussion of direct shear testers available to use with a concentration on the Jenike Shear Tester which is the ASTM standard in the US. The test method is demonstrated by showing cohesive properties tests which allow you to predict your materials opening size to prevent arching and ratholing. As well, wall friction tests are demonstrated using several wall surfaces, which lead to determining the hopper slope required to ensure flow along your hopper walls.
Additionally, rotational testers such as Peschl and Freeman along with annular testers such as Ring Shear Tester and Brookfield are discussed.
We also discuss the variables that affect your material’s flow properties, such as: moisture content, particle size, temperature, relative humidity, and time of storage at rest. These variables play a major role in the flowability of a bulk solid. Each of them is taken into consideration when running shear tests on your product.
The online video class is given along with handouts of the presentation and a quiz that will help to ensure your complete understanding of the concepts. Upon purchase of the course you will have 3 days to view the course before your access expires.
Introduction
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Lecture
Quiz
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Shear Testers
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Cohesive Strength Testing
Wall Friction Testing
Compressibility Testing
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