Addition of sodium nitrite-borax, sodium hydroxide, sodIUm carbonate, lime, or sodium silicate reduced wear of forged steel balls and cast iron slugs in wet grinding a complex zinc-lead-copper sulphide ore in laboratory ball mills. Maximum wear reductions were 27 per cent (forged steel balls) and 33 per cent (cast iron slugs) with sodium hydroxide and nitrite …
view more2012624 · The aim of this study was to investigate the effect of grinding media (dry or wet) on the pulp chemistry and recovery of Cu and Zn in bulk concentrate. 1100 g of ore samples were milled, and mill ...
view more198841 · 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 ...
view more201451 · The purpose of this study was to evaluate and rank the key factors affecting abrasive and corrosive wear of grinding media using fuzzy Delphi analytic hierarchy (FDAHP) method in grinding of ...
view more20231031 · In wet grinding practice, high-stress abrasion occurs over a small region when ore particles are trapped between the grinding balls and the mill liner, and the load is sufficient to fracture abrasive particles (three-body abrasive wear) [ 37 ].
view moreIn the absence of sulfide-bearing minerals such as pyrrhotite, corrosive wear of the grinding balls in the wet grinding of magnetite ore was relatively small, even in the presence of oxygen. The presence of pyrrhotite significantly increased the corrosive wear of mild steel and HCLA steel balls, especially in the presence of oxygen.
view more2019811 · Corrosive wear is greatly dominant in wet grinding when using steel grinding media and it is responsible for up to 50% of steel grinding media consumption [75].
view more201178 · Abstract The reported effects of the grinding method and grinding medium upon the flotation performance of sulphide minerals has shown that the pulp chemical environment, the ore composition, the properties and type of the grinding media, the size reduction method employed, pre-conditioning stages prior to flotation, and reagent …
view more198681 · The electrochemical interactions between grinding media. and sulfide minerals in wet grinding not only accelerate the. media wear, but also adversely affect the floatability of the. minerals ...
view moreEach of these mill environments presents a unique environment for grinding media, requiring the application of specific physical and chemical properties for optimum grinding media performance. The environments are characterized by varying degrees and combinations of abrasive, corrosive, and impact wear.
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