破损
工艺工程
粒径
粒度分布
放大
磨坊
粒子(生态学)
比例(比率)
机组运行
过程(计算)
脆性
材料科学
机械工程
计算机科学
工程类
冶金
复合材料
化学工程
物理
地质学
操作系统
海洋学
经典力学
量子力学
作者
Kevin D. Seibert,Paul C. Collins,Carla V. Luciani,Elizabeth S. Fisher
标识
DOI:10.1002/9781119600800.ch38
摘要
Milling is a powerful unit operation to aid in the control of particle size for a variety of processing, bioavailability, reactivity, and safety-related drivers. This chapter provides some guidance on how to use the information to select milling equipment and the key parameters that can influence its performance. The resulting mean particle size and particle size distribution depend not only on the mill but also on physical properties of the feed solids such as brittleness and hardness, as well as its initial size distribution. Generally speaking, the most efficient way to assess milling feasibility is to perform trial experiments that can be combined with mechanistic tools to describe particle breakage. However, engineering understanding of mill operation and key process parameters permits effective scale-up of milling, so that the particle size to be achieved at large scale can be predicted accurately from carefully conducted gram-scale bench experiments.
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