The problem of granular material returning to the machine

Ladies and gentlemen, do you need to crush the granules before returning to the machine? Is it affected to return directly to the mixer? Look forward to the workers' advice on this post! Generally speaking, it should be crushed, because after granulation, the raw material has been gelatinized, so it is difficult to remove the granulation, so it is generally necessary to crush it, and if the quantity is small, it can also be put directly into the mixer. -- the answer upstairs is about the same-- the proportion of feedback is a little smaller. No need to shatter-look forward to the workers' advice on this post! Ah Jie published at 17:42 on 2009-11-16 agrees with this view! Ljs3611 in 2009-11-16 22:26 add the following generally crushed, because after granulation, the raw material has been gelatinized, and then degranulation is difficult, so generally crushed, small quantity can also be directly into the mixer. Studyboy published in 2009-11-16 18:00 agree with this view! I just misquoted it. -- give the landlord an operable data: put it directly into the mixer within 4%. Those with high hardness, such as submerged fish, will be reduced a little more. That's a good point, but if the time is more than 2 months, even if the surface does not deteriorate, will there be a deterioration problem caused by other materials? -- generally should be crushed, otherwise it will affect the mixing uniformity and granulation-- crush as much as possible. Otherwise, there will be flowers-- must be crushed ~-- reply to Manager yooboo Wang. Reply to studyboy xuridongshengyx on 2009-11-21 21:03 to add the following. I very much agree with you.