J. Bolitschek, S. Luidold
The current work concerns the influence of different reduction conditions (temperature, dew point and hydrogen content as well as flow rate of reduction gas) on the morphology of molybdenum powder. The material was produced by a two-stage reduction of different sized molybdenum trioxide particles with hydrogen. The experiments were carried out in a rotary kiln. It was found that the specific surface area is mainly influenced by temperature and decreases with rising temperature. The particle size of the raw material, the dew point as well as the hydrogen content of the reduction atmosphere not only have a significant influence on the morphology of the produced molybdenum powder, but also change the impact of the temperature. The results imply that the effect of a single reduction parameter on the properties of the resulting powder always have to be seen in context with the other reaction conditions.
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