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A NEW CONTINUOUS MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY FOR NANOPARTICLES

Christian Wögerer, Georg Waldner

2026ennanoparticlesmanufacturingproductiontechnology

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The most important challenge is, besides development of new particles and materials based on “Nano”, to create new “Production methods for a controlled mass production of Nanoparticles”. Therefore ARC has recently started the operation of an advanced HPMN- trial plant that enables the synthesis of various types of nanoscaled particles. The goal is establishing a proven method for the production of nanoparticles for industries. The paper shows the state of the art of various production methods with its advantages and disadvantages and compares these technologies to the HPMN reactor. The HPMN reactor is a continuous production method for Nanoparticles with the Possibility of functionalization and aftertreatment in one step and will open the door for the Industries to a cost efficient mass production of functionalized Nanoparticles and Nanoproducts. The HPMN-reactor combines the flexibility of precipitation with the possibilities of controlling the particle characteristics and the ability of continuous processing.

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