Iwasaki, I. ; Pozzo, R. L. ; Natarajan, K. A. ; Adam, K. ; Orlich, J. N. (1988) Nature of corrosive and abrasive wear in ball mill grinding International Journal of Mineral Processing, 22 (1-4). pp. 345-360. ISSN 0301-7516
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Abstract
Laboratory results of marked-ball wear tests are used to discuss the relative significance of corrosive and abrasive wear in wet grinding. The electrochemical mechanism was investigated by correlating the corrosive wear with the corrosion current obtained from polarization curves under abrasion. Slurry rheology governs the manner in which ground slurries coat grinding balls, thereby influencing not only the grinding efficiency but also abrasive wear. The effects of percent solids and a grinding aid are illustrated.
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