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1st International Conference on Industrial Processes for Nano and Micro Products, London, 2007

On the Importance of Mixing for the Production of NanoparticlesFootnote

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Pages 548-554 | Received 24 Mar 2007, Accepted 24 Mar 2007, Published online: 04 Apr 2008
 

The precipitation process of nanoparticles of barium‐sulphate in a confined impinging jet reactor (CIJR) is here modelled by means of a precipitation model based on computational fluid dynamics (CFD). The micromixing was described with the interchange by exchange with the mean model coupled with the direct quadrature method of moments algorithm (DQMOM‐IEM), and the population balance equation (PBE), which describes the nucleation, growth and aggregation steps, was solved with the approach of the quadrature method of moments (QMOM). In this work preliminary results for the validation of the model are presented.

The authors acknowledge the important contributions of Federica Furcas for CFD simulations. The financial contribution of the Italian Ministry of University and Scientific Research is also gratefully aknowledged for the fellowship of one of the authors (E. Gavi).

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Part of the 1st International Conference on Industrial Processes for Nano and Micro Products, London, 2007.

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