Composite Wear Resistant Materials for Crushing, Grinding, and Screening Abrasive Ores

The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Norman TE
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The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
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Jan 1, 1978

Abstract

The design of composite materials for wear resistant service aims at com- bining two or more materials in such a way as to achieve unique and useful properties not generally available in any single homogeneous material. Properties and applications are presented of what might be described as a new generation of wear resistant materials, namely, metallic and part- metallic composites suitable for use in the high abrasion/moderate impact environment encountered in the crushing and screening of ore. Significant cost performance benefit can result from the use of such materials and several specific case histories are discussed. Some promising new developments, utilis- inn white iron and rubber, as yet in the field testing stage, are reviewed. Further comments are offered foreshadow- ing new composite developments, as yet untried but which appear to h,uve merit.
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APA: Norman TE  (1978)  Composite Wear Resistant Materials for Crushing, Grinding, and Screening Abrasive Ores

MLA: Norman TE Composite Wear Resistant Materials for Crushing, Grinding, and Screening Abrasive Ores. The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 1978.

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