Course detail
Mechanical Processes
FSI-KMPAcad. year: 2017/2018
The course is concerned with the following topics: mechanical manipulation and storage of loose material. Calculation of geometrical and physical properties of loose material and the state of stress. Main dimension of apparatus and unit operations (crushing, milling, classification, mixing of particles, storage, granulation and transport of loose materials).
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Aims
Agglomeration. Short distance transport. Mixing, dosing and storage of granular material. Fundamental principles of plant units and equipment.
Designing main dimension of equipment.
Specification of controlled education, way of implementation and compensation for absences
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Prerequisites and corequisites
Basic literature
Feda J.: Základy mechaniky partikulárních látek, Academia Praha, 1977.
Medek, J.: Mechanické pochody, 3. vydání, PC-DIR Real, 1998.
Perry, R. H., Green, D.W., Maloney, J.O.: Perry's Chemical Engineer's Handbook, 7th edition, Osbournce-McGraw Hill, 1997.
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Lecture
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Syllabus
2. Geometrical characteristics of loose materials.
3. State of stress in loose material.
4. Unit operations: crushing, milling and cutting.
5. Classification of sorting.
6. Agglomeration of loose materials.
7. Transport of loose materials.
8. Hydraulic and pneumatic transport.
9. Mixing of particles.
10. Dosing of loose materials.
11. Storage, extensive and intensive (silos).
12. State of stress in silos.
13. Flow of loose materials.
Exercise
Teacher / Lecturer
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2. Geometrical characteristics of grain.
3. Process characteristics of loose materials.
4. Calculations of concentration and density of loose materials.
5. Screew analysis.
6. Calculation of conveyers.
7. Crushing.
8. Milling.
9. Mixing of particles.
10. Systems of transport.
11. Calculations of silos.
12. Flow of loose material in storage tanks.
13. Consulting hours.