Abstract: A three-dimensional grinder includes: a stationary grinding chamber having a generally cylindrical wall along a longitudinal axis XX and delimiting an inner space, the chamber receiving and mixing a starting compound, and generally at least two, in a liquid medium, forming an initial mixture, the stationary grinding chamber being partially filled with a grinding body, which stationary grinding chamber includes, at a first end, an inlet introducing the starting compound and the liquid medium and, at a second end, an outlet discharging an end product formed in the stationary grinding chamber; a stirrer in the stationary grinding chamber, including a rod extending along the longitudinal axis XX, the stirrer being capable of pivoting to move the grinding body/initial mixture mass, the stationary grinding chamber including, in the inner space, a heating device to heat an area of the stationary grinding chamber. The heating device is an introduction heating device.

Abstract: Disclosed is a method for manufacturing crystals of aluminates of one or more element(s) other than aluminium, referred to as “A. The method includes: placing starting reagents, including at least one aluminium element source and a source of the element(s) A that has a degree of oxidation of between 1 and 6, in suspension in a liquid medium, forming a suspension referred to as the “starting suspension”; milling the starting suspension at ?50° C., in a three-dimensional liquid medium ball mill for ?5 minutes; recovering, at the outlet of the three-dimensional ball mill, a suspension referred to as the “end suspension” including the starting reagents in activated form or crystals of aluminate of the element(s) A generally in hydrated form; if required, calcination of the end suspension when it includes the starting reagents in activated form, to obtain generally non-hydrated crystals of aluminate of the element(s) A.

Abstract: A three-dimensional grinder includes: a stationary grinding chamber having a generally cylindrical wall along a longitudinal axis XX and delimiting an inner space, the chamber receiving and mixing a starting compound, and generally at least two, in a liquid medium, forming an initial mixture, the stationary grinding chamber being partially filled with a grinding body, which stationary grinding chamber includes, at a first end, an inlet introducing the starting compound and the liquid medium and, at a second end, an outlet discharging an end product formed in the stationary grinding chamber; a stirrer in the stationary grinding chamber, including a rod extending along the longitudinal axis XX, the stirrer being capable of pivoting to move the grinding body/initial mixture mass, the stationary grinding chamber including, in the inner space, a heating device to heat an area of the stationary grinding chamber. The heating device is an introduction heating device.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing calcium diglyceroxide crystals includes at least the following steps: placing at least one calcium element source compound, in particular calcium oxide, in suspension in glycerol or in a homogeneous mixture of glycerol and an anhydrous solvent of glycerol, in particular methanol, referred to as the “starting suspension”, the molar ratio being greater than or equal to 2; milling the starting suspension at an ambient temperature of less than or equal to 50° C. in a three-dimensional liquid-phase ball mill for a holding time of 15 minutes or less; recovering, at the outlet of the mill, a suspension of calcium diglyceroxide crystals, and optionally, washing the obtained suspension with a glycerol solvent in order to eliminate any excess glycerol, optionally, drying the suspension of calcium diglyceroxide crystals so as to obtain a powder of calcium diglyceroxide crystals. Also disclosed are uses associated with the calcium diglyceroxide crystals.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing calcium diglyceroxide crystals includes at least the following steps: placing at least one calcium element source compound, in particular calcium oxide, in suspension in glycerol or in a homogeneous mixture of glycerol and an anhydrous glycerol solvent, in particular methanol, referred to as the “starting suspension”, the molar ratio being greater than or equal to 2; milling the starting suspension at an ambient temperature of less than or equal to 50° C. in a three-dimensional liquid-phase ball mill for a holding time of 15 minutes or less; recovering, at the outlet of the mill, a suspension of calcium diglyceroxide crystals, and optionally, washing the obtained suspension with a glycerol solvent in order to eliminate any excess glycerol, optionally, drying the suspension of calcium diglyceroxide crystals so as to obtain a powder of calcium diglyceroxide crystals. Also disclosed are uses associated with the calcium diglyceroxide crystals.

Abstract: A method for producing fatty acid alkyl esters and glycerol implementing a set of transesterification reactions between at least one vegetable or animal oil and at least one aliphatic monoalcohol includes: introducing, into a three-dimensional microball mill at least one vegetable and/or animal oil, at least one aliphatic monoalcohol and at least one heterogenous and/or homogenous catalyst in order to form an initial mixture; grinding the initial mixture at a temperature?50° C., in a three-dimensional microball mill, for a residence time?5 minutes; recovering, at the outlet of the three-dimensional mill, a final mixture including at least fatty acid alkyl esters, glycerol, the catalyst and the aliphatic monoalcohol that has not reacted; and separating this final mixture of a first phase including the fatty acid alkyl esters and of a second phase including the glycerol, the aliphatic monoalcohol that has not reacted and the catalyst.

Abstract: A method for producing fatty acid alkyl esters and glycerol implementing a set of transesterification reactions between at least one vegetable or animal oil and at least one aliphatic monoalcohol includes: introducing, into a three-dimensional microball mill at least one vegetable and/or animal oil, at least one aliphatic monoalcohol and at least one heterogenous and/or homogenous catalyst in order to form an initial mixture; grinding the initial mixture at a temperature?50° C., in a three-dimensional microball mill, for a residence time?5 minutes; recovering, at the outlet of the three-dimensional mill, a final mixture including at least fatty acid alkyl esters, glycerol, the catalyst and the aliphatic monoalcohol that has not reacted; and separating this final mixture of a first phase including the fatty acid alkyl esters and of a second phase including the glycerol, the aliphatic monoalcohol that has not reacted and the catalyst.

Abstract: Disclosed is a method for manufacturing crystals of aluminates of one or more element(s) other than aluminium, referred to as “A. The method includes: placing starting reagents, including at least one aluminium element source and a source of the element(s) A that has a degree of oxidation of between 1 and 6, in suspension in a liquid medium, forming a suspension referred to as the “starting suspension”; milling the starting suspension at ?50° C., in a three-dimensional liquid medium ball mill for ?5 minutes; recovering, at the outlet of the three-dimensional ball mill, a suspension referred to as the “end suspension” including the starting reagents in activated form or crystals of aluminate of the element(s) A generally in hydrated form; if required, calcination of the end suspension when it includes the starting reagents in activated form, to obtain generally non-hydrated crystals of aluminate of the element(s) A.