This invention provides a method for sorting
diamond micropowder morphology based on charged dispersion and rotating disk
projectile, belonging to the field of
diamond micropowder sorting technology. The method includes
drying pretreatment, quantitative feeding, negative
corona charging and deagglomeration, laminar flow steady-flow conveying, rotational acceleration and
projectile sorting, zoned collection, electrostatic
elimination and packaging, adaptable to sorting requirements with particle sizes
ranging from 1 to 30 μm. It achieves non-destructive deagglomeration of agglomerates through the
Coulomb repulsion force generated by controllable negative
corona charging, and achieves precise
crystal form separation by combining the aerodynamic trajectory differences of rotating disk
projectile, while zoned collection ensures sorting consistency. This invention adopts a fully dry, continuous design, requiring no water or organic solvents. After sorting, the purity of each
crystal form is ≥90%, and the
crystal form integrity rate is ≥99%, solving the problems of low sorting accuracy and easy crystal form damage in existing technologies, and is suitable for large-scale industrial applications.