Method of producing spherical oxide powder
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1. A production method of spherical oxide powder comprising:
- a feeding step in which a granular powder composed of an oxide composition is fed into a combustion flame together with a carrier gas;
a melting step in which said fed granular powder is melted in said combustion flame to obtain a melt; and
a solidifying step in which said melt is solidified by being moved and placed outside said combustion flame, to form a spherical oxide powder,wherein said spherical oxide powder obtained through said solidifying step is 1 to 10 μ
m in mean particle size and 0.9 or above in sphericity, andwherein said melt is solidified in said solidifying step under temperatures corresponding to a plurality of heating means wherein said temperatures gradually decrease along a traveling direction of said melt.
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Abstract
The present invention provides a production method of spherical oxide powder which includes a feeding step in which a granular powder composed of an oxide composition is fed into a combustion flame together with a carrier gas; a melting step in which said fed granular powder is melted in said combustion flame to obtain a melt; and a solidifying step in which said melt is solidified by being moved and placed outside said combustion flame.
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1. A production method of spherical oxide powder comprising:
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a feeding step in which a granular powder composed of an oxide composition is fed into a combustion flame together with a carrier gas; a melting step in which said fed granular powder is melted in said combustion flame to obtain a melt; and a solidifying step in which said melt is solidified by being moved and placed outside said combustion flame, to form a spherical oxide powder, wherein said spherical oxide powder obtained through said solidifying step is 1 to 10 μ
m in mean particle size and 0.9 or above in sphericity, andwherein said melt is solidified in said solidifying step under temperatures corresponding to a plurality of heating means wherein said temperatures gradually decrease along a traveling direction of said melt. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4)
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