Agglomeration Processes: Phenomena, Technologies, Equipment

By W. Pietsch. 2002

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A volume‐consistent discrete formulation of aggregation population balance equations (2016, background): “, rain formation from tiny cloud drops, formation of polymers from monomers, production of instant food materials, in various biological processes or in astronomy [Bück et al., 2014; Makino et al., 1998; Pietsch, 2002], spanning multiple time and spatial scales.”
Methods for Minimizing Segregation: A Review (2004, background): “There are two ways to narrow the size distribution, either size reduction or size enlargement, i.e., granulation or agglomeration (Pietsch, 2002; Venables & Wells, 2001).”