High pressure homogenizer and method for manufacturing graphene using the same
AssigneeLG Chem, Ltd.
InventorsEun Jeong Kim, Kwang Hyun Yoo, Ye Hoon Im, Jin Yeong Lee, Won Jong Kwon
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a high pressure homogenizer and a method for manufacturing graphene using the same, and according to one aspect of the present invention, there is provided a high pressure homogenizer comprising a channel module which comprises a microchannel through which an object for homogenization passes, wherein the channel module comprises at least one baffle disposed so as to partition the microchannel into a plurality of spaces and the baffle is provided so as to partition the microchannel into two spaces along the width direction or the height direction.
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A high pressure homogenizer comprising
- a channel module which comprises a microchannel through which an object for homogenization passes,
- wherein the channel module comprises at least one baffle disposed so as to partition said microchannel into a plurality of spaces and
- the baffle is provided so as to partition the microchannel into two spaces along the width direction or the height direction.
A high pressure homogenizer comprising
- a channel module which comprises a microchannel through which an object for homogenization passes,
- wherein the channel module comprises a front end channel for supplying the object to the microchannel, a back end channel in which the object passing through the microchannel flows into and at least one baffle disposed so as to partition the microchannel into a plurality of spaces,
- the baffle is provided so as to partition the microchannel into two spaces along the width direction or the height direction,
- the front end channel is provided so that at least a part of a flow area becomes small along the moving direction of the object and the back end channel is provided so that at least a part of a flow area increases along the moving direction of the object.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.