1. Context
A powder is an assembly of heterogeneous solid particles dispersed in a continuous gaseous phase, between which a multitude of interactions (van der Waals, capillary, electrostatic, etc.) take place. The overall behavior of a powder depends directly on these interactions and on the physical characteristics of the solid particles
Particle size is undoubtedly the most sought-after parameter for a powder, both for predicting its behavior and for calculating the operations that involve it: storage, flow, separation, fluidization, heat exchange, chemical reactions, dispersion, dissolution, etc. And yet, what does particle size mean for a powder? And yet, what does size mean for a powder? For a spherical particle, knowing only its diameter (or radius) enables us to rigorously...
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Bibliography
Standards and norms
- Aggregates – Particle size analysis by sieving, AFNOR. - P 180-560 - 1990
- Soil quality – Determining the particle size distribution of soil particles – Pipette method, AFNOR. - NF X31-107 - 2003
- Particle size – Powder particle size determination – Optical microscopy method. - NF X11-661 - 1990
- Tests to determine the geometric characteristics of aggregates – Part 1: Determining granularity – Particle...
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Means for counting particles suspended in a fluid, US2656508A.
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