Cryogenic comminution of rubber

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B02C 19/18 (2006.01)

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CA 2345393

The process involves the steps of: cooling rubber chips of about 2" by 3" in size or smaller to a temperature in the range of about -90 degrees to about -110 degrees Celsius. The chips can be cooled by nitrogen, by a mixture of nitrogen and alcohol or by alcohol cooled by nitrogen or by a refrigerant from a cascade refrigerating system. The cooled chips are then comminuted to a powder in the range of about 10 mesh to 100 mesh ASTM in size.

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