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PARTICLE DESIGNING

VS Series Mechanofusion System

The VS Series is a dry-route surface modification machine that achieves particle-level fusion, agglomerate dispersion, and tap density enhancement through centrifugal mechanofusion in a sealed chamber. A high-speed rotor at tip speeds up to 33 m/s drives powder against a stationary cylindrical fusion head, applying repeated compression and shear with each pass — no solvent or thermal treatment required. Load capacity scales from 0.8–1.2 L (lab) to ≤100 L (production), with discharge residue confirmed below 0.5%.

Specifications

VS Series — Centrifugal Mechanofusion

Model Scale Working Capacity (L) Power (kW) Tip Speed (m/s)
VS-3 Lab 0.8–1.2 2.2 20
VS-300 Production ≤25 30 27
VS-600 Production ≤80 75 33
VS-1000 Production ≤100 110 30

Operating Principle

A high-speed rotor spins inside a cylindrical chamber, driving powder outward by centrifugal force against the chamber wall. A stationary cylindrical fusion head positioned at the working gap applies compression and shear forces to each particle as it passes through.

Slits in the rotor wall allow processed material to pass outward; external shovels then recirculate the powder back into the rotor inlet, creating a continuous processing loop. A water-cooling jacket maintains chamber temperature throughout the cycle.

The sealed, solvent-free environment ensures that surface modification, coating, and tap density enhancement are achieved entirely through mechanical force — no liquid carrier or thermal input required.

Key Features

  • Tip speeds up to 33 m/s deliver consistent compression and shear at the working gap across all batch sizes.
  • Discharge residue confirmed below 0.5% under standard operating conditions — verified on VS-1000 with 40 kg graphite batches.
  • Water-cooling jacket maintains stable chamber temperature without external temperature control equipment.
  • Sealed chamber design eliminates solvent, binder, and thermal treatment steps from the modification process.
  • Scale-up from 0.8 L lab unit to 100 L production unit with consistent mechanofusion mechanism across all models.

Experiment Results

Case 1: Material Residue Verification — VS-1000

VS-1000 processed artificial graphite (tap density 0.4 g/cm³) at 651 rpm and 40 kg per batch across 3-minute and 5-minute cycle times. Discharge recovery reached 39.6–39.9 kg per batch — material residue confirmed below 0.5% under normal operating conditions.

Case 2: Graphite Surface Modification — Low-Temperature EIS

VS-processed graphite (SG-Y) showed a 43% reduction in SEI film resistance (RSEI: 10.89 Ω vs 19.05 Ω) and a 45% reduction in charge-transfer resistance (RCT: 424.7 Ω vs 767.7 Ω) against unprocessed graphite (SG-N) in EIS testing at −30°C, 60% SOC.

EIS impedance spectra comparing VS-processed graphite SG-Y and unprocessed graphite SG-N at minus 30 degrees C 60 percent SOC
EIS impedance comparison — SG-Y (VS-processed) vs SG-N (unprocessed), −30°C

Case 3: Lithium Battery Applications — Anode and Cathode Composite

Cathode composite: Active cathode particles composited with acetylene black via VS mechanofusion show a continuous, embedded carbon layer under SEM. Ordinary blending produces loose agglomerates; other fusion methods leave incomplete surface coverage.

SEM micrographs showing spherical magnetic particles with uniform ceramic powder coating after VS mechanofusion
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LIB applications — anode and cathode composite (acetylene black / VS mechanofusion / other fusion)

Applications

  1. Lithium Battery Anode
    Graphite spheroidization, tap density enhancement, and carbon layer embedding for artificial and natural graphite.
  2. Lithium Battery Cathode
    Dry compositing of active material with conductive carbon (acetylene black, carbon nanotube) without solvent or binder.
  3. Magnetic Materials
    Ceramic powder coating on spherical magnetic particles for improved surface insulation and flow properties.
  4. Electronic Materials
    Surface modification of metal powders and composite powders for uniform particle morphology and improved packing density.
  5. Specialty Ceramics
    Dry fusion of fine ceramic particles onto carrier powders for controlled surface composition.

    Enquiry

    Tell us your material, target particle size, and throughput. We will advise on
    model selection and run a trial on your own powder before you commit to equipment.

    Yibin Andy Wei — Application Engineer
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