The size and particle size distribution of powder particles have a great influence on product quality. In traditional building materials, the thickness and shape of cement particles have a great influence on cement properties.

It is reported that the glass and ceramic industries are currently high energy consumption industries, with fuel costs accounting for 35%-50% of the production costs. The production costs remain high, causing a heavy burden on the production of enterprises. According to the 2014 annual output data survey, more than 1,000 ceramic production enterprises and more than 3,000 ceramic production lines all use water gas and natural gas as the main production energy.

Powder mixing is a common operation in industrial production, which is widely used in the chemical industry, pharmacy, food, and construction. It is one of the most critical operation procedures in the production of medicines, feed, cement, and other products. Powder material mixing refers to the operation process in which a variety of powder particles with different components change their moving speed or direction in the mixer, and finally, make the particles with different components randomly and evenly distributed in the mixer.