Characterization of Bamboo Tutul Charcoal Particle Produced by High Energy Ball Milling Shaker Type

Supriyono, St; Susilo, Budi

doi:10.23917/mesin.v20i1.7978

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“…The current research reported in this paper investigated the particle properties of Bamboo leave charcoal resulted by ball milling. This research is similar to the work done in previous work [16], however this work used different material for being milled and further work was done to see the effect of the machine speed to the characteristics of resulted particles. This research used bamboo leaves charcoal which has high silica content instead of bamboo charcoal.…”

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Particle Characterization of Bamboo Leaves Charcoal Resulted by Ball Milling

Supriyono¹,

Saputro²,

Ngafwan³

et al. 2020

ACSM

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The aim of this work is to characterize particle of bamboo leaves charcoal produced by ball milling process. The characterization parameter are the particle size and the morphology of the particle. The milling process was completed in a cylinder vial made from stainless steel. The milling element was a steel ball. The dimension of the cylinder vial was 120 mm length and 1 inch diameter, while the ball diameter was 0.25 inch. The charcoal was crushed manually then sieved with a filter size of 200 meshes. The particles passing the filter were then put together with the milling balls into cylinder vial. The cylinder vial was shaken to have ball collision for the size reduction. The shaker machine was operated at 1000 rpm for 2 million cycles. The empty space in the vial was varied for 1/2, 1/3, 1/4 and 1/5 empty space of vial volume. Further work is done to see the effect of the machine speed to the characteristics of particles. The machine is operated at 800 rpm, 900 rpm, 1100 rpm for 1/5 empty space and 0.25 inch ball diameter. Particle size analyzer (PSA) was used to measure average particle size, while Scanning electron microscope (SEM) and Energy Dispersive X-ray (EDX) were employed to see the particle morphology and the content of elements in the bamboo leaf charcoal. The results showed that the average size of particles is in the range of 300 nm to 600 nm. There is no certain relationship between final particle size and percentage of vial volume empty space. The SEM results showed that the particle shape is irregular as a result of fracture due to collision. The most dominant element is carbon which is more than 60% and the second is silicon dioxide (silica) which is more the 20%.

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“…With the same machine, Supriyono and Susilo [16] studied the effect of the empty space for the ball movement to the final particle size of bamboo charcoal. The study was conducted at machine rotation of 900 rpm for 2 million cycles.…”

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Particle Characterization of Bamboo Leaves Charcoal Resulted by Ball Milling

Supriyono¹,

Saputro²,

Ngafwan³

et al. 2020

ACSM

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“…The current research reported in this paper investigated the particle properties of Bamboo leave charcoal resulted by ball milling. This research is similar to the work done in [16], however this work used different material for being milled and further work was done to see the effect of the machine speed to the characteristics of resulted particles. This research used bamboo leaves charcoal which has high silica content instead of bamboo charcoal.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 78%

“…Supriyono and Susilo [16] examined the influence of the empty space for the movement of the ball on the final particle size of bamboo charcoal using the same mechanism. The research was conducted at 900 revolutions per minute for 2 million cycles.…”

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Synthesis of Nanoparticles from Bamboo Charcoal

Supriyono,

Ngafwan,

Wijianto

2024

6th International Conference on Advanced Materials Science

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The aim of this work is to synthesis nanoparticles from bamboo charcoal and identify the majority elements of the nanoparticles. The bamboo charcoal is made by pyrolysis process. The charcoal was manually pulverized before being sieved through a filter with a mesh size of 200. The synthesis of the nanoparticle was conducted by using a top-down approach of ball milling process. The charcoal powder that had passed through the filter and the milling balls of steel were then poured into a vial of glass. In the vial, the milling operation was carried out. The vial had a diameter of 71 mm and a length of 119 mm, while the ball's diameter was 0.25 inches. To have the balls collide and reduce the size of the charcoal particles, the vial was rotated. 5 million cycles at 500 revolutions per minutes were performed on the shaker machine. The empty space in the vial was one third of vial volume for the movement of the milling balls. The ball milling process was separated into two conditions, namely dry and wet. For the wet procedure, the particles are filtered to separate the particles based on their size. The particle morphology, size, and elements in the particle produced by the process were examined using a scanning electron microscope (SEM) and an Energy Dispersive X-ray (EDX). The results showed that the size of the particles of the dry procedure is un-uniform in the range of about 300 nm to 600 nm with irregular shape. The dominant element is carbon. The wet procedure produced a more uniform size in the range of 100 nm to 200 nm with also irregular shape. The most dominant element is also carbon.

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Review on manufacturing and fundamental aspects of laminated bamboo products for structural applications

Kumar

Mandal

2022

Construction and Building Materials

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Characterization of Bamboo Tutul Charcoal Particle Produced by High Energy Ball Milling Shaker Type

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Particle Characterization of Bamboo Leaves Charcoal Resulted by Ball Milling

Particle Characterization of Bamboo Leaves Charcoal Resulted by Ball Milling

Synthesis of Nanoparticles from Bamboo Charcoal

Review on manufacturing and fundamental aspects of laminated bamboo products for structural applications

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