Eccentric vibratory mills — theory and practice

Gock, E.; Kurrer, Karl‐Eugen

doi:10.1016/s0032-5910(99)00152-7

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“…These mills are well established for comminution and activation of minerals. [42] Therefore, mills of this type are available up to tonnage loads and can be run in continuous mode. Additionally, the kinematics and the kinetics of this kind of mills have been optimised towards high milling intensities, efficient mixing of the milled material and low energy consumption.…”

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Tailoring Hydrogen Storage Materials Towards Application

Dornheim¹,

Eigen²,

et al. 2006

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A breakthrough in hydrogen storage technology was achieved by preparing nanocrystalline hydrides using high‐energy ball milling and the use of suitable catalysts/additives. These new materials show fast or in case of Mg‐based hydrides very fast absorption and desorption kinetics within minutes, thus qualifying lightweight Mg‐ or Al‐based hydrides for storage applications. This article summarizes our current understanding of the kinetics of Mg‐based light metal hydrides, describes an approach for a cost‐effective processing technology and highlights some promising new developments in lightweight metal hydride research.

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Section: Scale-up Of High-energy Milling To Produce Larger Quantitiesmentioning

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Tailoring Hydrogen Storage Materials Towards Application

Dornheim¹,

Eigen²,

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“…The other conditions were the following: 5 l steel satellite milling chamber, steel balls with a diameter of 30 mm with a total mass 17 kg, rotational speed of the eccenter 960 rpm. This type of mill is currently used in an animal food industry and was developed by Gock and Kurrer [9,10]. The feed for mechanochemical reduction was the stoichiometric mixture of FeTiO 3 :Al= 0.49 mol:0.96 mol corresponding to the total mass 100 g of the precursors.…”

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Study of the Mechanochemical Reduction of Ilmenite Concentrate by Addition of Aluminum

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“…7. Industrial mills used for applications in (a) extractive metallurgy: stirred ball mill [19], (b) materials science: eccentric vibratory mill [65] and (c) pharmaceutical industry: stirred ball mill (the milling chamber of the large-scale mill is marked with the arrow) [4].…”

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Mechanochemistry of Solids: New Prospects for Extractive Metallurgy, Materials Science and Medicine

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Baláž²,

Achimovičová³

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Acta Phys. Pol. A

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In this review paper recent advances in chalcogene mechanochemistry are described. Three selected areas are being covered, i.e. metallurgy, materials science, and medicine. In extractive metallurgy, the processing of copper arsenic mineral enargite (Cu3AsS4) with the aim of its dearsenication and subsequent preparation of a new anticancer drug (Na3AsS4) and of copper in nanocrystalline state (≈ 20 nm) illustrate the non-traditional prospect of ore treatment. In material science, the new nanocrystalline semiconductors were synthesized mechanochemically, e.g. selenides of zinc and lead (ZnSe, PbSe) and bismuth sulphide (Bi2S3). Metal and chalcogene were applied as reaction precursors. In some cases, the amino acids (cystine, cysteine) were applied as sulphur precursor, in order to provide reactive sites on synthesized solid (PbS) for bioconjugation and to prevent agglomeration. The concept of nanomilling is described as a way to prepare eective substances for cancer treatment in medicine. In vitro activity of realgar (As4S4) as an example is described. In all three areas the focus is aimed also on industrial applications where suitable large-scale mills are described. The described examples represent the contemporary aim of mechanochemists to prepare substances with the desired properties in a reproducible way under easyoperating, environmentally friendly and essentially waste-free conditions.

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Eccentric vibratory mills — theory and practice

Cited by 46 publications

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Tailoring Hydrogen Storage Materials Towards Application

Tailoring Hydrogen Storage Materials Towards Application

Study of the Mechanochemical Reduction of Ilmenite Concentrate by Addition of Aluminum

Mechanochemistry of Solids: New Prospects for Extractive Metallurgy, Materials Science and Medicine

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