agglomerator
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Definition
- Noun:
- A device that causes material to gather into rounded balls: An "agglomerator" is a machine or apparatus designed to collect fine particles or materials and form them into larger, rounded masses or agglomerates.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- The factory installed a new sonic agglomerator to reduce dust emissions.
- This type of agglomerator is essential in the fertilizer production process.
Advanced Usage
- Technical Context: In industrial and environmental engineering, an agglomerator is a key piece of equipment for processes like pelletizing, granulation, or pollution control, where it consolidates fine powders into larger, more manageable clusters.
Variants and Related Words
- Agglomerate (verb/noun): To collect or form into a mass; a mass or collection of particles.
- The fine dust began to agglomerate into larger particles.
- Agglomeration (noun): The process or result of forming agglomerates.
- The agglomeration of the powder was a critical step in the manufacturing line.
Synonyms
- Agglomerating device
- Pelletizer
- Granulator
Related Phrases
- Sonic agglomerator: A specific type of agglomerator that uses sound waves to cause particles to clump together.
- The sonic agglomerator uses high-frequency sound to coalesce fine particulate matter.
Noun
- a device that causes material to gather into rounded balls
- a sonic agglomerator