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fill factor

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fill factor [′fil ‚fak·tər]
(mechanical engineering)
The approximate load that the dipper of a shovel is carrying, expressed as a percentage of the rated capacity.


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The rotor speed and the mixers fill factor were 30-80 rpm and 65-75%, respectively, as variable parameters.
While rotor speed, mixing time, and processing temperature are considered important factors to be optimized during process development, the fill factor of the mixer is considered a fixed parameter and frequently neglected.
 
 
 
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