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		Cabrejos, Francisco Chutes: The ultimate dust control Cadou, Pete Flat-belt weigh feeder accuracy: How to achieve it, maintain it, and verify it Cain, Jerry Size reduction solutions for hard-to-reduce materials Calderone, Frank Four methods for controlling solids flow in a pilot plant Callaghan, D. Coyne Jr Achieving gentle mixing with a horizontal rotary drum mixer Carpenter, Mary Cartridge filters: Transforming the field of dust collection Carson, John W. Designing efficient screw feeders How to minimize feed segregation to an agglomerator -- Part I How to minimize feed segregation to an agglomerator -- Part II How to prevent silo failure with routine inspections and proper repairs Identifying and controlling silo vibration mechanisms -- Part I Identifying and controlling silo vibration mechanisms -- Part II Predicting, diagnosing, and solving mixture segregation problems Silo maintenance: It's up to you Troubleshooting problems with three common feeders Why silos fail Cavender, Jim Quick, thorough, and gentle blending with a vertical ribbon mixer Cecala, Andrew B. Supplementing your dust control equipment with whole-plant ventilation Tips for reducing dust from secondary sources during bagging Center for Chemical Process Safety Guidelines for Safe Handling of Powders and Bulk Solids Chatrathi, K. How to safely handle explosible dust -- Part I How to safely handle explosible dust -- Part II Cheremisinoff, Paul N. Air Pollution Control and Design for Industry Chinnis, Laura E. An introduction to cryogenic grinding Chirkot, Thomas S. Maximizing surface-to-volume ratio: Rotating indirect-heat dryers Chubb, Gary A. Designing your storage tank to resist calculated loads Clark, John A. Using a custom size reduction service Clarke, Gary W. How to maintain and troubleshoot your centrifugal screener Clift, R. Processing of Particulate Solids Cloud, Phillip A. Validation steps: Qualifying your new comminuting mill Coates, Wayne Shipping bagged products economically by road or rail Cocco, Ray Particle Professor: The danger of particle size assumptions Colijn, Hendrik Belt conveyors: Tips for loading material on the belt Mechanical Conveyors for Bulk Solids - Soft cover Understanding the mechanical basics of weighing and weighing concepts Weighing and Proportioning of Bulk Solids, 2nd edition Weighing terms and definitions Collins, Michael J. Using microwave technology for moisture and solids analysis Constance, John A. Answers to six essential dust collection questions Dust Doctor: Avoiding dust control system startup problems Dust Doctor: Capturing dust at its source Dust Doctor: Dealing with dust leaks Dust Doctor: Do's and don'ts for designing your dust control system Dust Doctor: Ductwork selection Dust Doctor: Dust control system balancing Dust Doctor: Energy-saving tips for your dust control system Dust Doctor: Handling combustible solids and particulates Dust Doctor: How long will it run? Dust Doctor: Living safely with combustible dust Dust Doctor: Saving energy the old-fashioned way Dust Doctor: Take the dust collection filter quiz Dust Doctor: The care and feeding of dust collectors Dust Doctor: The good, the bad, and the ugly Dust Doctor: The same old problems can cost you more than ever Dust Doctor: Ways to control airborne contaminants in your plant Dust Doctor: Working with exhaust fans Dust Doctor: Your dust control system's detailed design: A checklist Eight steps for designing a dust control system and estimating its cost Guidelines for operating and maintaining your dust control system How to monitor and maintain your dust control equipment's performance How to protect your dust collector from dust explosions Constance, John D. Controlling In-Plant Airborne Contaminants: Systems Design and Calculations Conveyor Equipment Manufacturers Association (CEMA Glossary of mechanical conveyor terms Cowley, Seibert D. Understanding and minimizing variation sources in dry sieving tests Cox, Brian D. Taking the lumps out of your stored material -- Part I Taking the lumps out of your stored material -- Part II Cox, David Using a batch vacuum dryer to protect workers, the environment, and heat-sensitive materials Cox, Ralph M. Configuring and operating a bulk railcar loading station to meet your needs Considering contract versus in-house packaging Cost reduction in bag-packaging operations Determining the most cost-effective automation level for your valve bag packaging system Crankshaw, Colin Ring dryer: A tool for transforming waste for reuse or disposal Crouch, Claybourne Safely handling your powder with a closed-loop pneumatic conveying system Cukor, Clar Conveyor belt tracking Selecting a conveyor belt Cunningham, Steve Automation to the rescue: Accurately batching minor ingredients in bags