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粉体（Powder） Any of various operations related to powdered materials. These technologies are widely used in the chemical, metallurgical, mining, energy, storage and transportation, environmental protection and other departments. In fact, pulverization, mixing and other powders have been operated for thousands of years, but the empirical methods have been used to deal with the engineering design. In 1948, American J.M. Della Faners dust particle science promoted the basic research on the properties of powder. In 1956, Powder Engineering Research Association was set up in japan. In 1960, the English H.E. Ross opened a powder technology course. In recent decades, in order to meet the needs of actual production, powder engineering has made great progress. The chemical units involved in the powder engineering process mainly involve: To change the particle size to meet the requirements of the process, it is often necessary to change the particle size of solid material. Reduce the operation of material particles, collectively referred to as grinding. As for fine particles, the operation of increasing the particle size is usually called granulation. Particle classification is used to separate the solid particles according to their size. For coarser particles, a variety of industrial sieves can be used to grade them, referred to as screening. For small particles, the hydrodynamic method is used for classification. Among them, the use of water flow is called hydraulic classification, and airflow classification is called airflow classification. The use of magnetic powder were differences in density, magnetic properties, surface properties and other aspects of the process of mixing powder to be separated. Powder mixing is also called mixing. Make a mixture of several kinds of powder according to the required proportion. There are two ways to move particles: one is to move under the condition of natural accumulation, such as the mechanical transport of granular materials; the othe