Materials preparation by ball milling

R. A. Dunlap, D.A. Small, G.R. MacKay, J.W O’Brien, J. R. Dahn, Ziqiang Cheng

Canadian Journal of Physics · 2000 · 30 citations · 45 references

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Abstract

Ball milling is an important method for the preparation of materials both for the investigation of fundamental physical properties and for a number of possible commercial applications. In the present report, the basic principles of ball milling are discussed. This includes a brief overview of experimental techniques as well as an introduction to modeling methods used to analyze milling processes. This will be followed with a discussion of some of the experiments involving ball milling that are being conducted at Dalhousie University. Specifically, a summary of results on mechanically alloyed Fe-Al and experimental studies of the formation of metal hydrides by ball milling will be presented.PACS No.: 81.20Ev

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