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Separation/Grinding Techniques
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Key facts
Status
Available
Location
Vuorimiehentie 1, 02150 Espoo, FINLAND
Room
162
Is training required?
Yes
Minimum reservation length
0.5 h
Maximum reservation length
4 h
Reservation change/cancellation limit
0.25 h
Contact information
Name
Email
Nicole Nygren-Sundell
nicole.nygren-sundell@aalto.fi
Device information
Manufacturer
FRITSCH
Description
A cutting mill for grinding cellulose dissolving pulp shreds.
Properties
Material feed tube diameter <10 mm.
Fixed sieve. Final fineness <1000 μm.
No collector system available
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Administrator contact info
Name
Email
Sami Rantasalo
sami.rantasalo@aalto.fi
Inge Schlapp-Hackl
Tags
pulp
milling
cellulose
VMT1.162
Capacity
1
Terms of use
Do reservations require approvals from administrators?
No
Does this resource contain technology under export control?
No
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