additives
Small doses of additional components which have an effect on the properties of the product to be processed.
more details agglomerate
Clusters (accumulations) of aggregate and/or primary particles in a relatively loose, inconsistent compound.
more details aggregate
Tightly coalesced primary particle compound; all surfaces of the crystals are linked.
more details agitator bead mill
Agitator bead mills are also known as sand mills, pearl mills (grinding pearls) or attrition mills.
more details agitator speed
The agitator speed indicates how many revolutions the agitator completes in a certain period of time.
more details bead mill
Ball mills are machines for crushing dry or suspended feedstock.
more details bulk density
Indicates the density of a mixture of a solid and a continuous fluid (can also be air), that fills in the hollow spaces between the particles.
more details cascade operation
Cascade operation is also based on a multiple pass principle.
more details circulation operation
Circulation operation is a very simple, cost-effective method, where the product is pumped at ...
more details continuous operation
In continuous operation, "operated in throughfeed", product is continuously fed into the grinding chamber of a grinding unit via an inlet and discharged at the outlet.
more details crushing
The process of crushing generally describes the shifting of the particle size distribution into a finer size range.
more details de-aeration
Removal of entrained gas from free-flowing media, e.g. through the vacuum – thin-film process using a de-aerator.
more details density
The density refers to the mass-to-volume ratio of a body.
more details different types of dispersion
Dispersions are heterogeneous mixtures of at least two barely soluble or coalescing substances. One substance, the disperse phase, is distributed as finely as possible in another substance, the dispersion phase.
more details dilatancy
Denotes the flow characteristics of a liquid that exhibits higher viscosity with increasing shearing stress.
more details disagglomeration
Crushing of agglomerates down to aggregates/primary particles. For this purpose, the bonding forces (surface forces) must be broken down.
more details discontinuous operation
In discontinuous operation the product is fed into a grinding media-filled grinding chamber one time and processed for a certain period of time.
more details dispersing
Wetting, separation and stabilization of primary particles.
more details dispersion
Dispersions are heterogeneous mixtures of at least two barely soluble or coalescing substances.
more details dissolver
Dissolvers are high-efficiency dispersing machines with a high-speed dispersing tool, e.g. a toothed disk.
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