DROPLETS AND PARTICLES IN SPRAYS: TAILORING PARTICLE PROPERTIES WITHIN SPRAY PROCESSES

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Particle generation via atomization and spray processes is a widely applied method for powder production. By means of atomization processes, the relevant particle properties may be tailored to the powder user’s need in a wide range. Understanding and control of the main subprocesses of atomization is a key feature for choosing a suitable type of spray process and operation conditions. Tailoring particle properties and extending the applications of particle production beyond the current limits is also possible in this way. This contribution highlights some features of spray processes for powder production, namely the gas- and fluid-dynamic processes involved, the materials-related subprocesses, and the formation of the multiphase flow in the spray. As an example, the production of fibre- or sphere-shaped particles from melt atomization is discussed. Particle generation via atomization and spray processes is a widely applied method for powder production. By means of atomization processes, the relevant particle properties may be tailored to the powder user’s need in a wide range. Understanding and control of the main subprocesses of atomization is a key feature for choosing a suitable type of spray process and operation conditions. Tailoring particle properties and extending the applications of particle production beyond the current limits is also possible in this way. This contribution highlights some features of spray processes for powder production, namely the gas - and fluid-dynamic processes involved, the materials-related subprocesses, and the formation of the multiphase flow in the spray. As an example, the production of fiber- or sphere-shaped particles from melt atomization is discussed.
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