Эксперт по технологии Jenike & Johanson проведет вебинар о критических факторах выбора дозаторов для сыпучих материалов

Webinar: Feeder Selection - Critical Factors That Impact Process Performance This webinar will provide key considerations for selecting feeders for different materials and processes. We will review the essential operational, material, and financial factors that should be evaluated before making a purchase. On Wednesday, Sept. 9 2026, at 2 p.m. ET, McKinnon Ray, senior project engineer with Jenike & Johanson, will present "Feeder Selection - Critical Factors That Impact Process Performance" as part of Powder & Bulk Solids' DryPro webinar series. In bulk solids handling, the storage vessel often gets most of the blame. However, in many cases, it is the feeder that is creating the problem. Selecting the wrong feeder can lead to downtime, inaccurate batching, product degradation, poor discharge control, and inconsistent process performance. With thousands of powders, bulk solids, and feeder designs on the market, how can you ensure you are making the right selection? This webinar will provide key considerations for selecting feeders for different materials and processes. We will review the essential operational, material, and financial factors that should be evaluated before making a purchase. Attendees will learn: - Key factors to consider when selecting a feeder for bulk solids handling applications - How material properties influence feeder performance and equipment selection - Common feeder-related issues that can lead to downtime, inaccurate batching, or product degradation - Practical considerations for evaluating operational, material, and financial risks before purchasing equipment - How to develop a stronger framework for selecting feeders that support reliable and consistent process flow Register here for our September 9 webinar.About the Speaker McKinnon Ray is a senior project engineer with Jenike & Johanson with more than five years of experience designing bins, silos, feeders, and transfer chutes for tricky powders and bulk solids. He has worked on projects across several industries including cement, nuclear waste, food & beverage, agriculture, and more. Before Jenike & Johanson, Ray worked at Anheuser-Busch in Operations and Logistics. He has a chemical engineering degree from Mississippi State University.