Powder Technology

Powder Technology, Vol.135 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0032-5910 (Print)

In this Issue (40 articles)

1 - 1	Electrostatic phenomena in particulate processes - Foreword Ghadiri M, Matsusaka S, Masuda H
2 - 13	Tribo-charge and rebound characteristics of particles impact on inclined or rotating metal target Ema A, Yasuda D, Tanoue K, Masuda H
14 - 22	Impact charging experiments with single particles of hundred micrometre size Matsuyama T, Ogu M, Yamamoto H, Marijnissen JCM, Scarlett B
23 - 34	Estimation of electrostatic charge distribution of flowing toner particles in contact with metals Yoshida M, Shimosaka A, Shirakawa Y, Hidaka J, Matsuyama T, Yamamoto H
35 - 42	Tribocharging mechanism of mono-component irregular and spherical toners in an electrophotographic development system Takagi K, Castle GSP, Takeuchi M
43 - 49	The environment humidity effect on the tribo-charge of powder Nomura T, Satoh T, Masuda H
50 - 58	The effect of moisture sorption on electrostatic charging of selected pharmaceutical excipient powders Rowley G, Mackin LA
59 - 64	Induction charge on freely levitating particles Wu Y, Castle GSP, Inculet II, Petigny S, Swei G
65 - 75	Relative importance of electrostatic forces on powder particles Feng JQ, Hays DA
76 - 81	The effect of many-body interactions on the electrostatic force on a finite chain of spheres confined in a long charged tube Sharif AO, Afshar MH, Moghadasi J, Williams TJ
82 - 91	The influence of particle charge and roughness on particle-substrate adhesion Zhou HB, Gotzinger M, Peukert W
92 - 104	Mitigation of segregation and stratification in bulk granular mixtures by the electroclamping method Eow JS, Speranza A, Hayati I, Ghadiri M
105 - 111	Electric field controlled dilute-dense flow transition in granular flow through a vertical pipe Hou MY, Chen W, Zhang T, Lu KQ
112 - 117	Numerical simulation of electrostatic charge in powder pneumatic conveying process Watano S, Saito S, Suzuki T
118 - 135	On the modelling of the particle dynamics in electro-hydrodynamic flow-fields: I. Comparison of Eulerian and Lagrangian modelling approach Schmid HJ, Vogel L
136 - 149	On the modelling of the particle dynamics in electro-hydrodvnamic flow fields: II. Influences of inhomogeneities on electrostatic precipitation Schmid HJ
150 - 155	Bipolar charge distribution of a mixture of particles with different electrostatic characteristics in gas-solids pipe flow Matsusaka S, Oki M, Masuda H
156 - 163	Bipolar charge measurement of pharmaceutical powders Balachandran W, Kulon J, Koolpiruck D, Dawson M, Burnel P
164 - 168	On-line continuous measurement of particle size using electrostatic sensors Zhang JQ, Yan Y
169 - 180	Elutriation control and charge measurement of fines in a gas fluidized bed with ac and dc electric fields Wang JS, Colver GM
181 - 191	Measurement of particle charge-to-mass ratios in a gas-solids fluidized bed by a collision probe Chen AH, Bi HT, Grace JR
192 - 200	Generation of static electricity during fluidisation of polyethylene and its elimination by air ionisation Revel J, Gatumel C, Dodds JA, Taillet J
201 - 208	Static charge elimination on polymer particulates during their industrial production: supersonic injection technology Taillet J
209 - 215	A new passive-type electrostatic eliminator used in a powder storage silo Kodama T, Suzuki T, Mogami T, Watano S
216 - 222	Computer simulation for assessment of electrostatic hazards in filling operations with powder Ohsawa A
223 - 233	Ignition hazard due to static electricity in particulate processes Glor M
234 - 242	A study on the static electrification of powders during pneumatic transportation and the ignition of dust cloud Nifuku M, Katoh H
243 - 249	Electrostatic charging of particulates by ionic current in alternating electric field Lackowski M, Adamiak K, Jaworek A, Krupa A
250 - 260	On the simulation of space charge in electrostatic powder coating with a corona spray gun Ye Q, Domnick J
261 - 265	The voltage-current characteristics and dispersion effect of RLW electrostatic disperser Ren J, Lu SC, Tang FQ
266 - 284	Electrostatic collection of submicron particles with the aid of electrostatic agglomeration promoted by particle vibration Nakajima Y, Sato T
285 - 294	The role of the space charge density in particulate processes in the example of the electrostatic precipitator Bottner CU
295 - 301	Experimental study of fly ash precipitation in a model electrostatic precipitator with discharge electrodes of different design Jedrusik M, Swierczok A, Teisseyre R
302 - 309	EHD micromixing reactor for particle synthesis DePaoli DW, Tsouris C, Hu MZC
310 - 320	The effect of external electric fields during flame synthesis of titania Kammler HK, Jossen R, Morrison PW, Pratsinis SE, Beaucage G
321 - 335	Unipolar ion charging and coagulation during aerosol formation by chemical reaction Fujimoto T, Kuga Y, Pratsinis SE, Okuyama K
336 - 344	Classification of monodisperse aerosol particles using an adjustable soft X-ray charger Han BW, Shimada M, Okuyama K, Choi M
345 - 353	Application of non-thermal plasmas on toxic removal of dioxin-contained fly ash Zhou YX, Yan P, Cheng ZX, Nifuku M, Liang XD, Guan ZC
354 - 360	Electrostatic control of domestic dust and allergen particles for improved air quality Gaunt LF, Jerrim KL, Hughes JF
361 - 366	Effect of electrostatic field on dripping of highly conductive and viscous liquids Speranza A, Ghadiri M