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- Dry_blender abstract "A dry blender is a type of industrial mixer which is typically used to blend multiple dry components until they are homogenous. Often minor liquid additions are made to the dry blend to modify the product formulation. Blending times using dry ingredients are often short (15-30 minutes) but are somewhat dependent upon the varying percentages of each component, and the difference in the bulk densities of each.".
- Q5309576 abstract "A dry blender is a type of industrial mixer which is typically used to blend multiple dry components until they are homogenous. Often minor liquid additions are made to the dry blend to modify the product formulation. Blending times using dry ingredients are often short (15-30 minutes) but are somewhat dependent upon the varying percentages of each component, and the difference in the bulk densities of each.".
- Dry_blender comment "A dry blender is a type of industrial mixer which is typically used to blend multiple dry components until they are homogenous. Often minor liquid additions are made to the dry blend to modify the product formulation. Blending times using dry ingredients are often short (15-30 minutes) but are somewhat dependent upon the varying percentages of each component, and the difference in the bulk densities of each.".
- Q5309576 comment "A dry blender is a type of industrial mixer which is typically used to blend multiple dry components until they are homogenous. Often minor liquid additions are made to the dry blend to modify the product formulation. Blending times using dry ingredients are often short (15-30 minutes) but are somewhat dependent upon the varying percentages of each component, and the difference in the bulk densities of each.".