Abstract
The fluid energy mill provides a quick and effectice means of reducing powders to an average particle size of <10 μ. In the present work the effects of the particle size distribution of an alumina feed and its rate of input into a laboratory-size fluid energy mill are reported. The effects of combined milling and classification in a single chamber, and separation of the milling from the classification process using an external impact chamber, are also presented.
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