K. Fukui et al., MORPHOLOGICAL CHANGE OF HARDENED OIL PARTICLES INDUCED BY IMPACTION AGAINST A SOLID-SURFACE, Aerosol science and technology, 26(4), 1997, pp. 343-355
The morphological change of fine particles induced by impaction agains
t a solid surface has been investigated for two types of tristearin fi
ne particles which have different mass median diameters. It is found t
hat the bulk density of the heap formed on the solid surface increases
with increasing the impaction velocity and the mass median diameter o
f the tested powder. The change in the bulk density can be evaluated b
y the effective impaction load which is calculated by the theory of el
asticity, considering the particle size distribution and the mechanica
l properties of particles. The heap formed on the solid surface at low
impaction load consists of fine particles, while at high impaction lo
ad, it consists of a caked heap where no particles are found. (C) 1997
American Association for Aerosol Research.