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Milling cryogenic

Grinding mill, rolling mill, rotary crushing mill Rolling mill, rotary crushing mill Cryogenic mill... [Pg.1046]

Cryogenic milling can be performed in a media mill, in which process a nonflammable refrigerant is used as the liquid medium, and the mill is run at very low temperatures. This would be suitable for heat-sensitive compounds, but removal of the refrigerant from the final product and larger scale concerns would need to be considered. [Pg.2344]

Unlike sodium starch glycolate, crude croscarmellose sodium particles do not flow very well because of their twisted fibrous morphology and varying lengths. Therefore, they are cryogenically milled to improve flowability. The scanning electron photomicrographs show that... [Pg.3554]

The grinding of PU foam wastes is realised with cryogenic mills, ball mills, two roll mills, solid state extrusion, pellet mills. A very efficient pulverisation process by using a two roll mill was commercialised by Henecke [34]. Fine to very fine particles of PU foam wastes are obtained. [Pg.529]

Use cryogenic milling (making use of material brittleness at low temperatures). Apply wet grinding (possibly with the addition of a small amount of electrolyte). Agglomeration Use drying and other post treatment measures. [Pg.1254]

Cryogenic milling is a top-down approach to prepare nanoscale titanium of 100-300 nm size. Several mechanical deformations of large grains into nltra fine powder and degassing lead to nanopowder with improved characteristics. [Pg.152]

Read et al. used a cryogenic mill for the amorphous ketoprofen extmdates to produce particle with a mean size of 15-250 p.m. The milled fraction reached 100 % dissolution after approximately 600 min while the manually cut rods eroded slowly resulting in only 50 % dissolution in the same time span. Cryogenic milling can be of advantage in cases where low-melting polymers have to be milled or when obtained strands show lack of brittleness (Read et al. 2010). [Pg.399]

Samples, other than fresh foodstuffs, will be comminuted by cryogenic milling. Fresh samples should be sub-sampled prior to extraction by removing segments from fresh samples following current Codex Alimentarius guidelines. [Pg.558]


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