Zaki Hussaini, MEng, Design Engineer at Bradley Pulverizer recently presented “Ultrafine Air-Classification of Plant based Proteins: A Step Towards Reducing Carbon Footprints” at the 2024 International Conference on Conveying and Handling of Particulate Solids (CHoPS) in Edinburgh, Scotland.
Optimization of an airswept milling system for highest yields, efficiencies, and smooth operation can only be achieved when classifier technology is properly aligned with the specifications of the application. Bradley … Read more
Demand is on the rise for milling systems that can simultaneously produce multiple end products that meet different size specifications from a single feed continuous processing system. The Divorced Classifier … Read more
Throughout Bradley Pulverizer’s history, we have collaborated with leading research institutions on particle milling and air classifying research initiatives and presentations. Recently, the prestigious Wolfson Centre at the University of … Read more
We are excited for Bradley Pulverizer’s Vice President of Sales and Operations and Institute of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) Chairman, Ian Hancock, to present Fundamentals of Air Classification at the Material … Read more