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• The values of the electrostatic charge in the modified Wurster apparatus are determined.
• Impact of the process parameters on the electrostatic charge is investigated.
• The electrification of the bed is very intensive.
• The electrostatic charge relatively little depends on tested process variables.
• Such intense electrostatic phenomena can be used in the electrostatic coating process.
The intensity of the electrostatic charge accumulated during the flow of Cellets® particles in a modified Wurster apparatus is investigated in terms of the bed mass, and the initial moisture and velocity of the spouting gas. Particle electrification is proportional to the increase in the velocity of the spouting gas, which is connected with a higher velocity of the cores and the strength of their impact on the walls of the device. The presence of moisture in the bed facilitates electrification, but does not affect circulation, since moisture simultaneously lowers the bed resistance and reduces the relaxation time of particles, leading to rapid discharging if brought into contact with the conducting elements of the apparatus. Therefore, with regard to classic dry-powder coating, the velocity of the spouting gas should be minimized to ensure good circulation, with the particle moisture held at the maximum level admissible for a given product. The investigations show that a unique construction of the apparatus, which brings about an intense natural electrification of the cores, makes it suitable for the electrostatic dry-coating process by means of a high-voltage feeder with the controlled charging of coating powder in the spray nozzle.