Hi,
I have a question about bottle roll tests. I dont have a roller but I do have 9 L glass jugs and a bench scale agitator.
To me that would achieve the same objective as a bottle roll test would. Would like to hear what you guys think?
I have tried to look for papers studying the statistics of the various testing methods but I had no luck.
My background is in Chemical Engineering, so while I am not quite familiar with specific "tried and tested" methods people use in the world of metallurgy, I know my reaction kinetics quite well. I'm actually trying to get bench scale data in order to model the reaction kinetics.
Thanks!
I have a question about bottle roll tests. I dont have a roller but I do have 9 L glass jugs and a bench scale agitator.
To me that would achieve the same objective as a bottle roll test would. Would like to hear what you guys think?
I have tried to look for papers studying the statistics of the various testing methods but I had no luck.
My background is in Chemical Engineering, so while I am not quite familiar with specific "tried and tested" methods people use in the world of metallurgy, I know my reaction kinetics quite well. I'm actually trying to get bench scale data in order to model the reaction kinetics.
Thanks!
