Ceramic structural components play a crucial role in sand mills within the new energy industry. Whether used as grinding media, wear-resistant linings, or critical components such as dispersing disks, bearings, and classification wheels, ceramic materials significantly enhance the performance and longevity of sand mills, thanks to their excellent wear resistance, corrosion resistance, and high-temperature stability. This is vital for the efficient and high-quality processing of new energy materials, particularly in the production of lithium batteries, fuel cells, and other high-performance materials.
Ceramic Linings
Characteristics of Ceramic Materials: Ceramic linings are commonly used in the grinding chambers and inner walls of sand mills due to their wear-resistant, corrosion-resistant, high hardness, and smooth surface properties. These characteristics effectively reduce equipment wear and prevent chemical reactions between materials and the inner walls.
Application Scenarios: In the production of new energy materials, such as lithium battery materials and fuel cell materials, ceramic linings ensure the stability of the production process and the purity of materials, reducing contamination from impurities.
Ceramic Bearings and Sleeves
Characteristics of Ceramic Materials: The main spindle and bearings of sand mills are key components that bear high-speed operations. Ceramic materials like silicon nitride and zirconia exhibit excellent wear resistance, corrosion resistance, and low friction coefficients, making them particularly suitable for high-load and high-precision working environments.
Application Scenarios: In high-precision grinding and dispersing equipment for new energy materials, ceramic bearings and sleeves can reduce wear and friction, enhancing the operational stability and lifespan of the equipment while decreasing maintenance frequency.
Ceramic Classification Wheels
Characteristics of Ceramic Materials: Classification wheels are used to control the distribution and size of particles in sand mills. Ceramic classification wheels (such as those made from zirconia) possess high hardness, wear resistance, and chemical corrosion resistance, which can improve classification accuracy and ensure the quality of the final product.
Application Scenarios: In the new energy sector, many materials have strict requirements for particle size, such as lithium battery electrode materials and photovoltaic materials. Ceramic classification wheels can accurately control the granularity of materials, ensuring the uniformity and stability of product performance.
