deconvolution of grading curves during milling: example of wheat straw
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Abstract
The evolution of grading-curves during powder milling or agglomeration processes includes a wealth of information about the mechanisms involved at the scale of particles. However, such information can hardly be retrieved from the particle size distribution (PSD). Based on a minimization technique we developed a methodology for the decomposition of grading curves as sub-PSDs. In this paper we follow their evolution with time in the specific case of the comminution of wheat straw.
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| Authors | ;Blanc Nicolas;Richefeu Vincent;Mayer Claire;Delenne Jean-Yves |
| Journal | utilitas mathematica |
| Year | 2017 |
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10.1051/epjconf/201714013019
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