Powder Technology Handbook.pdf

Third Edition

Third Edition

edited by

Hiroaki Masuda

Ko Higashitani

Hideto Yoshida

Boca Raton London New York

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Preface to the Third Edition

Powders and particles are extending their applications in recent developing ﬁelds such as the

information market, including mobile phones, copy machines, and electronic displays, as well as

pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, foods, chemicals, and many other fundamental engineering ﬁelds.

Nanoparticles are also promising research subjects for the development of more effective applica-

tions of various particles. They need powder technology in their preparation, characterization, mea-

surement, and functional treatment and for totally systematic handling.

Since the ﬁrst edition published in 1988 and the second edition in 1997, the Powder Technology

Handbook has been accepted in many ﬁelds of engineering. Because of this acceptance and the

encouragement of Russell Dekker, we agreed to update the book and present this third edition.

This new edition has been substantially revised and expanded. The content has been updated,

not only by adding newly developed areas such as simulations, surface analysis, and nanoparticles,

but also by introducing new young authors. Some sections are combined, so that the readers can

easily refer to the subject.

We hope this handbook will serve as a strong guide to the ﬁeld of powder and particle technology.

Special acknowledgment is given to all contributors and also to all the original authors whose

valuable work is cited in this handbook. We also extend acknowledgment to Dr. Matsusaka, associ-

ate professor of Kyoto University, for his collaboration on the editing work.

With this, our third edition, we thank our new editorial staff: Kari Budyk, Tao Woolfe, and

others at Taylor & Francis Books (formerly Marcel Dekker) for their laborious editing and produc-

tion work.

HIROAKI MASUDA

KO HIGASHITANI

HIDETO YOSHIDA

Preface to the Second

Edition

Since ﬁrst published in 1988, the Powder Technology Handbook has been accepted as a reference in

many areas of engineering. Because of this acceptance and the support of Russell Dekker, the Chief

Publishing Ofﬁcer of our publisher, we agreed to update the book and present this second edition.

This entire book has been substantially revised. American and European authors have been

invited to join the Japanese authors who participated in writing the ﬁrst edition, giving the book a

wider viewpoint. In response to reviews for the ﬁrst edition, the contents have been reorganized.

New sections have been added to treat the recent advances in computer simulation (V.19) and work-

ing atmospheres and hazards (VII.1–VII.3). This second edition contains a more detailed table of

contents so that readers can understand the whole range of the handbook.

It is hoped that this handbook will serve as a strong guide to the ﬁeld of particle technology.

Special acknowledgment is given to Dr. Koichi Iinoya, professor emeritus of Kyoto University,

for his advisory work. This second edition is dedicated to him on the occasion of his 80th year of

age. We are indebted to Joseph Stubenrauch and others at Marcel Dekker, Inc., for their laborious

editing work.

KEISHI GOTOH

HIROAKI MASUDA

KO HIGASHITANI

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