Electrochemical Determination Of Erosive Wear Of High Carbon Steel Grinding Balls

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
C. H. Pitt
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Jan 1, 1984

Abstract

A jet slurry apparatus has been constructed to test corrosive/erosive wear properties of grinding ball metal. Plain high carbon steel heat treated to a hardness of about 60 RC was used. Slurries of quartz and chalcopyrite ore concentrate were used as the jetting media. Weight loss due to pure corrosion was determined by the linear polarization technique and weight loss due to pure erosion was determined by jetting while cathodically protecting the sample. By comparing the total weight loss with the sum of the weight losses from pure corrosion and pure errosion it was found that there was a synergistic effect between corrosion and erosive wear. Erosive wear rates are given as a function of pH and mineral type.
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APA: C. H. Pitt  (1984)  Electrochemical Determination Of Erosive Wear Of High Carbon Steel Grinding Balls

MLA: C. H. Pitt Electrochemical Determination Of Erosive Wear Of High Carbon Steel Grinding Balls. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1984.

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