Teaching Major: Engineering-Materials

Gender: male

School: Wuhan University of Technology

College: College of Materials Science and Engineering

Teaching courses: powder engineering, inorganic nonmetallic material experiment.

Research direction: powder engineering.

Scientific research project: KG magnetic suspension cold crucible single crystal growth system.

Masterpiece: preparation and application of inorganic fine chemicals

Chemical Industry Press, 1999.6438+00

Experiment of inorganic nonmetallic materials

Chemical Industry Press, June 2002.

Representative paper: Dispersion mechanism of modified heavy calcium carbonate powder in liquid paraffin. China Powder Technology, 2002, 8(8)

Discussion on surface coating structure of modified heavy calcium carbonate particles. Foreign Building Materials Science and Technology, 2002,23 (2)

Measurement and characterization of electrical properties of filled powder. China Powder Technology, April 2002.

Study on microwave-assisted surface modification of calcium carbonate powder. Proceedings of the First Cross-Strait Conference on Powder Preparation Technology, Taiwan Province Province, China, 2003(3)

Microwave assisted surface modification of heavy calcium carbonate. Particle Science and Particle Technology, 2004,2 (1)

Study on microwave-assisted pulverization. Journal of Materials Science and Engineering, 2004,22 (3)

Study on microwave-assisted surface modification of powder. China Powder Technology, 2004, 10(3).

A new superfine airflow pulverizing device for traditional Chinese medicine. China Powder Technology, 2004, 10(4).

Geometric characteristics and zeta potential analysis of precipitated barium sulfate particles. Inorganic Salt Industry, 2004, 36(5)

Analysis of influencing factors of powder fluidity in precipitated barium sulfate. Inorganic salt industry, 2005, 37( 1)

Study on airflow pulverization of talc ultrafine modified. Non-metallic minerals, 2004, 27( 1)

Study on a new method of ultra-fine airflow grinding of traditional Chinese medicine by impact friction. Journal of traditional chinese medicine, China, 30, 2005 (1).