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Transfer Chute Design

This webinar presents the critical flow properties required for proper transfer chute design.

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This webinar teaches engineers about the critical flow properties required for proper transfer chute design and how to evaluate transfers for reliable flow under all operating conditions.

It also outlines the principles and methodologies for optimum flow, and explains how to analyze and fix problems. This webinar also cover the essentials related to the traditional continuum mechanics approach. An overview of numerical simulation approaches, notably, Discrete Element Modelling (DEM) as applied to transfer design and flow analysis, will also be provided.

Content:

  • Principles for Optimal Flow
  • Critical Flow Properties, Wall Lining and Chute Type
  • Modeling Transfer Flow – Continuum Theory:
    • Burden Profile during Transportation and at Discharge
    • Transition, Angle of Discharge, Trajectory
    • Transfer Chute Flow Model
    • Loading and Acceleration
    • Wear Aspects
  • Modeling Transfer Flow – Discrete Element Modelling:
    • Overview of Simulated Material Properties
    • Selection of Flow Parameters, Calibration and Considerations
    • Chute designs demonstration
  • Design principles for Optimal Geometry:
    • Deflector Position, Central Loading, Chute Cross Section
    • Reducing Wear
    • Reducing Dust
    • Constrained/Shearing Flow
    • Adhesion/Cohesion

 


Presented by:

Dr. Dusan Ilic

Senior Consulting Engineer

Dr. Dusan Ilic joined University of Newcastle as a Senior Research Associate in 2017, following 13 years of Engineering consultancy and contract R&D with TUNRA Bulk Solids, during which he completed 200 projects and 300 technical reports for more than 100 different industry partners globally. He's highly experienced in applying engineering mechanics and Discrete Element Modelling (DEM) to troubleshoot, optimise and design bulk solid handling systems. This includes characterisation and design of process and plant layouts, storage, handling and transportation facilities.

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