Exploring Abrasive Wear, Friction and Ore Breakage

International Mineral Processing Congress
P. Radziszewski
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International Mineral Processing Congress
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11
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2014

Abstract

In comminution research, ore breakage and wear are usually studied independently of one another. Much of this is due to the fact that wear is usually a slow process compared to ore kage. However, the abrasion wheel test used to determine the abrasive wear contribution to total steel media wear provides the opportunity to study not only abrasive wear and friction but also ore breakage. In this paper, we will explore the use of the abrasion wheel wear test device to study abrasive wear, friction and ore breakage using standard Ottawa foundry sand. We will look into the feasibility of applying the work index as well as t10methodologies to this test set-up. We will also look at how the work index results evolve with abrasive wear and friction. We will then discuss the merits of pursuing the use of this abrasion wheel test for not only wear characterization but also breakage characterization.
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APA: P. Radziszewski  (2014)  Exploring Abrasive Wear, Friction and Ore Breakage

MLA: P. Radziszewski Exploring Abrasive Wear, Friction and Ore Breakage. International Mineral Processing Congress, 2014.

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