Cutting Mill SM 100
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Cutting Mills
SM 100 / SM 200 / SM 300
Technické správy (10)
Secondary fuels – Energy for the cement industry
Due to decreasing resources and increasing market prices for primary fuels like oil, gas or coal, it is paramount for the cement industry to search for alternative energy sources. With regard to the CO2 emissions trading, a switch to energy sources which have a neutral CO2 balance can be rather profitable. Usually, these are non-fossil fuels. Industries with high energy consumption have made increasing use of alternative fuels during the last years. Accordingly, the use of so called secondary fuels (also waste derived fuels/wdf or refuse derived fuels/rdf) has gained importance. These are mostly combustible fractions of domestic or industrial waste which cannot be recycled.
Powerful Cutting Mill
The SM 300 excels especially in the tough jobs where other cutting mills fail. It has a freely selectable speed range from 700 to 3,000 rpm with high torque. The mill is convenient to operate and easy to clean. Reliable and extremely efficient sample preparation in the laboratory is now guaranteed with the SM 300.
Renewable energy
Wood residues from forestry work and wood processing are usually processed to wood chips. These can be used in different ways, depending on the type of wood, bark and residual moisture, for example as raw material for chipboards or as substrate for the cultivation of mushrooms. The major part, however, is used for energy generation. The quality of the wood chips can vary significantly, depending on their origin and condition. Trade and industry are interested in the percentage of dry matter and in the calorific value of the chips as the price calculation depends on the water contents of the product. With the analysis result representing an important economic factor, the representative and reproducible sample preparation gains importance, too.
Preparation of Elastic Plastics for the Detection of PAH
Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, short PAH, are usually a by-product of combustion and can be found, for example, in cigarette smoke or oil-based products. Mineral oil containing PAH is often used in rubber products as plasticizer, especially in black-coloured products such as car tyres, rubber grips of tools or rubber shoe soles. It was discovered that some polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons are carcinogenic, so that maximum permissible values have been determined for the concentration of PAH in consumer products.
Size reduction of elastic plastics with volatile components
Neutral-to-analysis sample preparation for the detection of PAH and phthalates
Cutting Mill SM 300 - Refinement of a well-proven grinding principle
Cutting mills are used in many different areas of sample preparation for subsequent analyses. Typical applications include the size reduction of secondary fuels, the processing of biomass for renewable energy research, the control of products in the context of RoHS and WEEE regulations or the recovery of precious metals – the variety of sample materials is huge.
Size reduction within the context of sample preparation
In general “size reduction” is taken to mean the disintegration of solid substances by mechanical forces without altering their state.
The preparation of samples of solid substances for spectroscopic analysis
X-ray fluorescence spectrometry is one of the most versatile multi-element methods of chemical analysis. The technique is based on excitation of fluorescent radiation from a sample by bombarding it with high energy X-ray quanta and subsequent study of the characteristic X-ray radiation emitted by its elements.
Energie aus Biomasse
Erneuerbare Energien werden in Zukunft noch mehr an Bedeutung gewinnen und sind schon jetzt ein wichtiger Wirtschaftsfaktor und Standortvorteil. Damit einher geht die Erforschung und Untersuchung von Rohstoffen, bei der der Einsatz von Retsch Mühlen eine reproduzierbare und analysenneutrale Probenvorbereitung gewährleistet, die zuverlässige Analysenergebnisse ermöglicht.
Test Reports (69)
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Animal food, Dog food
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Animal food, Feed pellets
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Animal food, Feed pellets
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Bones, Fishbone Microcrystalline Hydroxyapatite (MCHM)
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Bones, Fishbone backbone of shark
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Bottle pre-forms (PET)
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Bottle pre-forms (PET)
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Bottle pre-forms (PET)
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Bottle pre-forms, PET Preforms
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Ceramics, Tungsten carbide, pellets green body
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Coal, Lignite coal
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Coffee beans, Green coffee (2 samples Uganda / Santos)
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Composite material, Wood-plastic
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Compost
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Compost, For mushroom growing
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Cork, Cork covers (for wine bottles)
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Drugs, Tea drugs, divers wood and herbs
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Feather, Of chicken and ducks
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Filter cake of flaxseed, Dry and pressed
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Foam, Mattress and Pillow Foam
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Gelatine, from fish and cow bones
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Hashish, Marihuana
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Herbs, Ginseng roots, washed and dried
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Leather
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Leather, Dry and wet
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Metals, Copper, wire with PVC isolation
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Metals, Hard metal pellets, not sintered
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Nuts, Hazelnuts with shell
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Paper, Insulation paper on rolls
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Paper, Paperboard
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Plant materials, Bracket fungi
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Plant materials, Dried Sugar Cane
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Plant materials, Grass, roots, cereals
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Plant materials, Hellborus Purpurascens
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Plant materials, Leaves, stems, roots and fruits
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Plant materials, Poplar plant, freeze dried wood
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Plant materials, Roots, fruits
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Plant materials, Vegetarian Fibres, hemp (2 samples "Pita" and "Abaca)
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Plant materials, dried chinese tea and mushrooms
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Plastics, PA (Polyamide, tensile samples)
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Plastics, PA (screw anchor of polyamide)
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Plastics, PA, PP (molding)
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Plastics, PE (Polyethylene)
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Plastics, PP (Polypropylene Extrudate)
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Plastics, PU (Polyurethane elastomer)
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Plastics, Plastics: HI-PS, LD-PE, HI-PVC, PP
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Plastics, Polymer (solid)
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Plastics, Polymers (LDPE, ABS, Polycarbonate, PBT, Polybutylenterephthalate)
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Polymers, Silicone
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Refuse derived fuels (RDF), Plastic foils; garbage bag
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Refuse derived fuels (RDF), Secondary combustible
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Resin, Frankincense resin
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Resin, Synthetic resin
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Rubber, For bronze model
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Sludge, Sewage sludge, Compost
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Spices, Spices mixture
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Sponges, Natural sponges
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Straw
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Straw, Corn and straw
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Straw, Wheat straw
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Super absorbent
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Tire, Rubber + high content of textile fibres
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Tobacco, Leaves; filter for cigarettes
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Vegetables, alfalfa, lucerne, granule
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Wood, Matured wood
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Wood, Matured wood splint
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Wood, Pieces
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Wood, Spruce chips
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Wool, Sheep wool, washed and combed
Z tlače (1)
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Ensayos en “preformas” de PET para seguridad del consumidor
El formaldehído es un producto químico utilizado ampliamente en la producción industrial de materiales como plásticos, en el procesado de telas o en la preservación de materiales biológicos. Sin embargo, el formaldehído es también considerado por muchas normas como peligroso para la salud. Puede provocar reacciones alérgicas y ha sido clasificado como cancerígeno en 2004. Según la norma alemana Oeko-Tex 100, la ropa para niños no debe contener concentraciones de esa sustancia superiores a 20 PPM.
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