Method of abrasive wear testing in comminution processes
S.F. Ścieszka
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S.F. Ścieszka
Abstract
Abstract The abrasive wear properties of materials in sliding contact with solid mineral particles during a comminution process have been studied. The equipment used can simulate tribo‐conditions inside coal pulverisers. Using the experimental apparatus, a number of different materials have been tested and classified according to their resistance to abrasive wear in rubbing contact with particulate coal. The method and principles of three new rigs have been described in the previous paper (see p. 235).
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Abstract The abrasive wear properties of materials in sliding contact with solid mineral particles during a comminution process have been studied. The equipment used can simulate tribo‐conditions inside coal pulverisers. Using the experimental apparatus, a number of different materials have been tested and classified according to their resistance to abrasive wear in rubbing contact with particulate coal. The method and principles of three new rigs have been described in the previous paper (see p. 235).
Key concepts: Comminution, Abrasive, Rubbing, Materials science, Metallurgy, Wear resistance, Coal, Composite material