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\nClick on this link to find information regarding a "Plastic Granulator". This might answer your question. http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-a-plastic-granulator.h…tm (MORE)
Answer Granulated sugar is most common form in which sugar is distributed to consumers. It's the same stuff you'll find in sugar packets at coffee shops or in the dispensers …on tabletops at "family" restaurants. And when you open a bag of sugar to make a cake or some brownies, the probability is excellent that the white stuff you'll pour out into a measuring cup is what we call granulated sugar. (MORE)
Granulated coffee is just coffee that is available in the instant (a little bit larger then powder) like form. This removes the need to grind it up and makes it a faster alter…native during the day. (MORE)
There are two types of granulation they are Wet Granulation and DryGranulation. Wet granulation and dry granulation depends on the type offertilizer granulators and whether ad…ding water during granulation. In general, Roll Extrusion Granulator( Azeus FertilizerMachinery ) is dry granulation machine. It requiresmoisture of raw materials less than 40% and no water added duringgranulation. So, it's compound fertilizer granules are also dry, inlong-stick shape. But, as for New-type Granulator(organic fertilizer by Azeus Fertilizer Machinery ) and Pan Granulator (bothorganic and compound fertilizer), with required a low moisture ofraw materials, water must be add during granulation. Or, thefertilizer granulation will fail. (MORE)
Plastic granules are microscopic pieces of plastic that are defineddifferently in different industries. Marine researchers define thanas smaller than one millimeter, but other… industries define them asless than five millimeters. (MORE)
Well the thing is with phosphate granules is that they are phospates of the granule undermining their granuability.........I would therfore consult my local granule specialist…....or grab some granola...that tatstes nice....so does pizza....maybe just drop out of school and eat pizza....now thats an idea. (MORE)