In the pharmaceutical environment, the drop height from the hopper to the area where it collects must be minimized. Tubes can be used to minimise the height. I know that it affects powder segregation. But do not understand the mechanism of it. How does it affect powder segregation ? As long as the flow is optimal (eg. no bridging), then why will powder still segregate if drop height is not minimal ?
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Small powder particles react with the air flow differently, such as small water droplets which never fall and remain suspended in the air and create haze.
So a long shoot will give a chance to the powder to separate.
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