These aspects of dry solids mixing represent three sides of the same coin. Do not discount them
Thomas G. Troxel, Jenike & Johanson, Inc.
Blending and segregation are two opposite and competing processes in solids handling that ideally fit the expression “two sides of the same coin.” But, if you think about it, coins have three sides and sampling completes the idiomatic expression...
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