1966
DOI: 10.1111/j.1151-2916.1966.tb13235.x
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Vibratory Compaction: II, Compaction of Angular Shapes

Abstract: Experiments were conducted on compaction of steel grit in elongated cylindrical containers. The packing efficiency of angular shapes is a function of particle shape and absolute size. The derived relation between packing efficiency and particle size is similar to that for spherical systems with the addition of a shape factor. The equations allow calculation of packing fractions of multicomponent systems in terms of diameter ratios only. Application of the findings was made by loading sixteen nuclear fuel speci… Show more

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“…lead to the fact that a powder particle size of less than 30-300 ~m [30] does not have any influence on the effect of vibropacking.…”
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“…lead to the fact that a powder particle size of less than 30-300 ~m [30] does not have any influence on the effect of vibropacking.…”
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“…Packing using method I does not provide transportable strength of the material but its uniformity in density is very high, except for the outer layers, which may be loose. This may be explained by the fact that the directed structural deformation of the lower layers of the powder blank i in the die 2 during its harmonic oscillations on the elastic suspension 3 are provided by the action on them of the above located layers while the vertical back-and-forth movement of the very top layers is limited by nothing [30]. Nevertheless in view of the advantages stated and the design simplicity method I is widely used [7,31].…”
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