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The two rotors comprise discs (12) with fan blades attached on one side. The fan blades are arranged in concentric rings received by corresponding channels in the opposing rotor disc in order to prevent passage of material under the blades. <??>The machine consists of a casing with two rotors, each of which comprises several rings that engage inside one another and are driven in counter-rotation with an identical angular velocity. The rings are separately controlled and carry a number of fan blades on both of the ring walls, acting as a collision barrier for the material being milled and micronized. Centrifugal force carries the material from the inner ring towards the outer ring. <??>Independent claims are also included for (a) the use of micronized zeolite as a drug for treating cancer, metabolism, heart and blood circulation complaints, multiple sclerosis and rheumatism, as a drug for dermatological applications, as a cosmetic, as an additive for bakery and confectionery products, as a filter material, as a filter additive for filter cigarettes, and as an additive for tile making, (b) the use of micronized minerals, especially calcites, as plant protection agents, (c) the use of micronized minerals, especially calcites, dolomites and carbonates, as fertilizers and/or yield increasing agents in agriculture, (d) the use of micronized minerals as odor reducing agents, and (e) the use of micronized clay components for reducing the sintering temperature during sintering processes used in the ceramic or glass industry. |