design process of energy effective shredding machines for biomass treatment
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Abstract
The shredding process has not been sufficiently investigated for the design of better, energy and material saving shredding machines. In connection with present-day concern about the environment, ecology, energy saving, recycling, and finding new sources of energy, we need to look at the design of shredding machinery, the efficiency of the machines that we using, and ways of improving them to save electric energy for their operation. This paper deals with sizing and designing shredding machines from the point of view of energy consumption and optimization for specific types of processed material.
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| Authors | ;Juraj Beniak;Juraj Ondruška;Viliam Čačko |
| Journal | the journal of nutrition |
| Year | 2012 |
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