Ron Aceto, Cornell Pump Municipal Market manager was a feature article author in the September 2017 edition of Pumps&Systems Magazine. Ron’s article examines Cornell’s various approaches to fouling, ragging, and plugging, and how three generations of cutters with rotating and stationary elements address the task.
Read the Article on the Pumps&Systems Website
The article offers useful suggestions in operating pumps to avoid ragging.
The D50 is a statistical measure of the particle size distribution in a slurry, also known as the median particle diameter. It’s the point where 50% of the particles are smaller and 50% are larger by weight.
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