关于澳洲GoLden Grove金精矿磨样方法的研究

金精矿样品的粒度,直接影响金精矿中金含量测定的精密度和稳定性,本文通过对Golden Grove金精矿采用不同的磨样工具和磨样时间,得到不同粒度的样品,对不同样品进行了金含量的测定,并对测定结果的精密度进行了分析。其中磨样方式：滚筒磨样机、磨样时间为5h、磨样粒度为0.040mm(360目)95%以上的B样品,测定精密度最好。C样品测定精密度相对较差,反映出振动粉碎机磨样均匀度相对较差。     

机械研磨时间对铜基甲醇合成催化剂性能的影响

采用机械研磨燃烧法在不同研磨时间下制备了系列Cu/ZnO/Al2O3催化剂,并评价了其在一氧化碳加氢制备甲醇反应中的活性。催化剂前驱体的焙烧过程通过热重-差热分析仪(TG-DSC)监测。采用X射线衍射(XRD)、扫描电镜(SEM)、N2吸附、程序升温还原(TPR)和N2O氧化后氢气滴定等方法对催化剂进行了表征。结果表明,催化剂的结构性质与研磨时间密切相关,催化剂的比表面积和铜原子的分散度随研磨时间延长先增大后减小,研磨2 h制得的催化剂显示了最高的催化活性。     

The Physical Preparation of Geologic Samples For Chemical Analysis Using Laboratory Robotics

Abstract

An automated system to grind geologic samples has been successfully tested. A Zymate II robotic system, along with specially designed or modified hardware, was used to process partially pulverized geologic samples. the system is capable of processing samples on a 24-hour basis with an average per-samples grinding time of 12.4 minutes. A sample grinding period is followed by a cleanout sequence of air purges, vacuuming and grinding for surface cleaning with quartz sand. Routine operator involvement is limited to adjusting the grinding plates on the Bico vertical grinder at the beginning of each preparation interval. Studies conducted using variable amounts of cleaning sand between grinding of samples indicate that the adjustment interval can be extended to 50 samples (25g cleaning sand) using an acceptance criteria of 80% of sample passing 80 mesh. the processed samples are suitable for direct geochemical analysis using a variety of standard chemical digestions. Cross contamination studies using soil, chromite, and galena/sphalerite samples have revealed that the grinding system is capable of clean-out efficiencies exceeding 99% using as little as 25g of cleaning sand.     

Dry grinding of Ca and octadecyltrimethylammonium montmorillonite

Structural changes in Ca and octadecyltrimethylammonium (ODTMA) montmorillonite induced by dry grinding in a high-energy planetary ball mill were investigated by X-ray powder diffraction (XRD) analysis, infrared (IR) spectroscopy, and scanning electron microscopy (SEM). The organomontmorillonite is more resistant toward mechanical destruction than the Ca form. Both XRD and IR analyses indicate a complete breakdown of the mineral layers after 5 min of grinding of Ca-JP. The XRD pattern of the ODTMA clay shows disappearance of the layer ordering along the c axis after 40 min of grinding, while persistence of the layered structure for all tested samples is proven by the IR spectroscopy. The grinding process affects chemical bonds in the OH, SiOAl, and SiOSi groups of montmorillonite; however, no changes are observed for CH bonds of the organocations. In contrast to the Ca form, all absorption bands typical for montmorillonite appear in the IR spectrum of the ODTMA montmorillonite even after 40 min of grinding. The majority of the bands are undetectable in the spectrum of Ca montmorillonite ground for 5 min. Amorphization of the montmorillonite caused by an intense grinding process is markedly slower after replacing the inorganic cations with the long-chain alkylammonium cations.     

无溶剂固相研磨法合成乙酰丙酮铝

以无机铝盐、乙酰丙酮(Hacac)为原料,固体碱为反应促进剂,室温下固相研磨合成了乙酰丙酮铝.考察了碱的用量及种类、物料摩尔比、研磨时间对产率的影响,并和经典方法作了对比,固相研磨法产率较高(90%以上).目标产物用红外、热重进行了表征,结果与标准谱图一致.最佳工艺条件为n(A l3+)∶n(Hacac)=10∶40,固体碱适量,室温研磨1 h.     

Combined drying of dispersed materials

Combined three-stage installation with swirling flows for drying and grinding of shungite was designed. Experimental data on drying and grinding of this mineral in the third stage of the installation are presented.     

Direct structure determination of a multicomponent molecular crystal prepared by a solid-state grinding procedure

A three-component molecular cocrystal material has been prepared by a solvent-free route involving mechanical grinding of the pure phases of the individual components. This material is not accessible from conventional solution-state crystallization procedures. Due to the fact that the grinding procedure intrinsically leads to a microcrystalline powder sample, the use of powder X-ray diffraction data is essential for structure determination. This work emphasizes the scope and utility of ab initio structure solution directly from powder X-ray diffraction data for carrying out structural characterization of new materials prepared via the solid-state grinding route, leading to the opportunity to establish structure-property relationships for such materials.     

Contamination of Rock Samples by Laboratory Grinding Mills

We have measured the contamination of samples of granite, quartz porphyry, greenstone and dolerite after grinding them in steel and cemented carbide grinding mills. The steel mill contaminated the granite with Fe. The cemented carbide mill contaminated all samples with W and Co, and the granite and quartz porphyry with Ta. Contamination during grinding is proportional to the free quartz content of the rock and to the grinding time.     

Study of contamination sources in the process of cryogenic grinding

The study of contamination effect during cryogenic grinding of pure cellulose was carried out. The optimisation of important parameters of the grinding process (pre-cooling time, grinding time, cooling time and number of cycles) was performed and the different sources of a possible contamination of samples (earlier processed sample, metal parts of grinding tool) were evaluated. The results of ICP-oa-TOF MS analysis after microwave digestion of cellulose samples were used in this study. Significant contamination of cellulose samples by Fe at the level 130 microg kg(-1) caused by wearing of steel stoppers and an impact bar was detected. Cross-contamination by Fe, Cr, Mn and Cu at the level 400, 200, 200 and 2100 microg kg(-1), respectively was caused by previous grinding of electro-waste sample. This cross-contamination was possible to be avoided by changing of a polycarbonate part of a grinding vessel.     

Layer-like fatigue is induced during mechanical pulping

The question whether fatigue is induced during mechanical pulping was addressed experimentally. The grinding process was interrupted to image partly ground spruce samples. The grinding was performed at five different feed velocities using two different grindstones. This approach allowed creating an in situ snapshot of the developing grinding zone in the wood samples. The depth profiles of the stiffness modulus and nm-scale pores, close to and within, the grinding zone were quantified by ultrasonic pitch-catch measurements and thermoporosimetry. To perform these profiling measurements, wood material was iteratively removed layer-by-layer with a microtome from the sample surface after taking the snapshot. The grinding-induced changes in cell morphology inside the sample were imaged using microcomputed tomography, whereas the changes on the surface of the samples were imaged with optical microscopy and SEM. A layer that penetrated 0.5–1.5 mm into the sample exhibiting up to 80% decreased stiffness modulus—compared to the unaltered sample parts—was detected when the Wave-type grindstone was employed. The corresponding layer thickness was 0.3 mm with the conventional grindstone. The results match previously measured temperature profiles, and confirm the Atack-May hypothesis that grinding induces a fatigue layer. Confirming this old, widely used hypothesis is significant for the field of energy efficiency research related to mechanical pulping and may provide new opportunities for grinding research.     

Improvements in the Grinding of Gold-Bearing Geochemical Samples and Their Sampling for Fire Assay

The effect of fine grinding of gold-bearing geochemical samples on the representative sample size and the recovery of gold and silver in fire-assay fusion was studied experimentally. A method is proposed for the improvement of grinding and sampling procedures in fire assay.     

Influence of two grinding methods on the uncertainty of determinations of heavy metals in atomic absorption spectrometry/electrothermal atomisation of plant samples

 Chemical analyses of trace elements are affected by relatively high analytical errors due to the different steps of the laboratory procedures: samples grinding, mineralisation and instrumental measurements. In the present communication, the influence of the grinding phase on the global uncertainty of Pb, Cd, Ni and Cr determinations in plant samples by the classical method of atomic absorption spectrometry/electrothermal atomisation (AAS-ETA) after dry ashing is quantified. Two grinding machines, a planetary mill with balls and jars of agate versus a stainless steel grinder were compared by analysing leaf samples of cucumber, strawberry, kiwivines, apple trees and grapevines from agricultural experimental plots under controlled conditions. Variance components due to the difference between grinding methods and experimental plots were estimated. Further, the simultaneous effects of the grinding methods on all considered metals have been evaluated by analysis of variance. With the stainless steel grinder, on average, higher levels of the considered heavy metals were obtained (up to 67% of the mean values). On average, the increments were similar for metals contained in steel (Ni and Cr) and those not contained (Pb and Cd). The true causes of these differences need further investigation to determine whether the higher metal detection is due to possible contamination, to a different grinding quality or to other reasons. Finally, the grinding methods did not seem to affect the combined uncertainty of the analyses. Received: 3 November 1997 · Accepted: 29 November 1997     

Effect of grinding on thermal reactivity of ceramic clay minerals

The effect of grinding on thermal behavior of pyrophyllite and talc as commonly used ceramic clay minerals was investigated by DTA, TG, emanation thermal analysis (ETA), B.E.T. surface area (s.a.) measurements, X-ray diffraction (XRD) and scanning electron microscopy (SEM). A vibratory mill was used in this study, grinding time was 5 min. It was found that the grinding caused an increase in surface area and a grain size reduction of the samples. From TG and DTA results it followed that grinding caused a decrease of the temperature at which the structure bound OH groups released. The formation of high temperature phases was enhanced with the ground samples. For the ground talc sample the crystallization of non-crystalline phase into orthorhombic enstatite was observed in the range of 800°C. For ground pyrophyllite a certain agglomeration of grains was observed in the range above 950°C. Moreover, for both clays the ETA characterized a closing up of subsurface irregularities caused by grinding as a decrease of the emanation rate in the range 250–400°C. The comparison of thermal analysis results with the results of other methods made it possible to better understand the effect of grinding on the ceramic clays.     

K417材料缓进深磨烧伤色与氧化膜结构的研究

本实验应用X射线光电子谱仪,在获取磨削弧区温度的基础上研究了K 417镍基铸造高温合金表面氧化膜的成分和结构,其中包括正常缓磨后及出现不同层次烧伤色后的氧化膜,结果表明,氧化膜不是出现烧伤色的试样所特有,对正常缓磨试样也存在,只是氧化膜厚度不同而已。磨削弧区温度越高,烧伤色层次越深,对应的氧化膜厚度亦越大。氧化膜是Ni、Cr、Ti、Al等元素的氧化物及晶体态Ni等以掺合结构所组成。     

研磨破乳的规律及其机理

报道了研磨破乳的实验规律，讨论了研磨破乳的基本步骤：（１）过滤过程中乳状液内相液滴在研磨剂表面铺展成膜并进一步聚结──过滤破乳；（２）研磨剂的相互碰撞使乳状液的分散液滴受到摩擦力和剪切力，导致液滴聚结──研磨破乳。     

A practical grinding-assisted dry synthesis of nanocrystalline NiMoO4 polymorphs for oxidative dehydrogenation of propane

A practical two-stage reactive grinding-assisted pathway waste-free and cost-effective for the synthesis of NiMoO₄ has been successfully developed. It was demonstrated that proper design in synthetic strategy for grinding plays a crucial role in determining the ultimate polymorph of NiMoO₄. Specifically, direct grinding (DG) of MoO₃ and NiO rendered α-NiMoO₄ after annealing, whereas sequential grinding (SG) of the two independently pre-ground oxides followed by annealing generated β-NiMoO₄ solid solution. Characterizations in terms of Raman and X-ray diffraction suggest the creation of β-NiMoO₄ precursor in the latter alternative is the key aspect for the formation of β-NiMoO₄. The DG-derived α-NiMoO₄ tested by oxidative dehydrogenation of propane exhibited superior activity in contrast to its analog synthesized via conventional coprecipitation. It is suggested that the favorable chemical composition facilely obtained via grinding in contrast to that by coprecipitation was essential for achieving a more selective production of propylene.     

Effect of grinding on dehydration of crystal water of theophylline

The effect of grinding on the dehydration of crystal water of theophylline has been studied. It was observed that the water content of theophylline hydrate decreased with increased grinding time. As the grinding time proceeded, the results of differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) indicated that crystal water of ground theophylline hydrate dehydrated in three steps at ca. 58, 44, and 17 degrees C, respectively. Powder X-ray diffraction study revealed that the crystal lattice of theophylline monohydrate collapsed by grinding, and part of the theophylline molecules subsequently rearranged the collapsed lattice to form theophylline anhydrate. The result of Fourier transformed infrared spectroscopy demonstrated that the hydrogen bonds between crystal water molecules and theophylline molecules were weakened or destroyed to some extent by grinding. It was supposed that crystal water in the ground theophylline hydrate might exist at least in three molecular states of different hydrogen-bonding. From DSC study, it was suggested that the ruptured hydrogen bonds of water molecules in the ground theophylline hydrate were strengthened after storage under 96.5% relative humidity at 30 degrees C.     

Measurement of physical strength of pharmaceutical extruded pellets

This paper describes a novel and simple method for measuring the physical strength of pharmaceutical pellets prepared by extrusion granulation. Pharmaceutical powders composed of lactose, cornstarch, and microcrystalline cellulose were kneaded with purified water and dry binder (hydroxypropylcellulose), then extruded through a dome-type extrusion granulator. The physical strength of the dried extruded pellets was measured with a novel system: pellets and grinding alumina media were both fed into a ball mill pot and then "grinding degree" was measured as defined by the ground fine powder fraction after being rotated in the pot. The grinding conditions such as grinding time and number of alumina balls were optimized. The measured physical strength and pellet strength measured with a typical strength tester was compared. Quantitative relationships between the strength and the physical properties of the pellets such as friability and disintegration time were also investigated. It was found that the newly developed system could easily and accurately evaluate the physical strength of extruded pellets and could also predict the various physical properties.     

Extraction of Lantana camara essential oil by supercritical carbon dioxide: influence of the grinding and biological activity

The aim of this study was to produce Lantana camara essential oil by SFE and to study the effect of matrix grinding on the yield and/or composition of the extract. Experiments were carried out on grinding matrices (G) and on not grinding matrices (NG). The extracts were analyzed by GC-MS. A comparison with the oil obtained by hydrodistillation is also given. Finally, the antibacterial and antifungal activity of the various extracts has been assayed.