2003
DOI: 10.1023/b:cesw.0000007679.82109.ee
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Nonisothermal Interaction of Powders with a Reactive Gaseous Medium During Grinding

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“…For the mathematical description of the process, we used the results of a mathematical model of one-stage mechanochemical synthesis in the solid reagent-active gas system [36]. In the general case, the system of equations describing mechanochemical synthesis during mechanical activation of solid reagents in the active gas should comprise the equations of thermal balance, chemical reactions, grinding, and excess energy dynamics.…”
Section: Mathematical Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…For the mathematical description of the process, we used the results of a mathematical model of one-stage mechanochemical synthesis in the solid reagent-active gas system [36]. In the general case, the system of equations describing mechanochemical synthesis during mechanical activation of solid reagents in the active gas should comprise the equations of thermal balance, chemical reactions, grinding, and excess energy dynamics.…”
Section: Mathematical Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The first term in Equation ( 5) describes the dynamics of the specific surface of particles due to grinding in the absence of chemical reactions, and the second term due to chemical reactions in the absence of grinding. In [36], it is believed that in the case of fine grinding a lot of energy is spent on inelastic deformation, the work of friction forces, and the formation of new surfaces. In this case, the derivatives included in (7) in [36] can be represented as follows:…”
Section: Grinding Equationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Smolyakov et al [5] obtained the following relation for the rate of particle-size variation due to grinding and chemical reaction in the two limiting cases: the reaction product breaks away from the particle surface and the reaction product does not break away from the particle surface:…”
Section: Grinding Equationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The function F (S) can be written as F (S) ≈ N r 2 /N 0 r 2 0 , where r 0 and r are the average initial and current particle sizes, and N and N 0 are the current and initial number of particles. In the limiting cases where the reaction product completely breaks away from the solid reactant or does not break away altogether, the numbers of particles are defined by the following relations, respectively [5]:…”
Section: Chemical-reaction Equationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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