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Corrosion rates of grinding media in mill water
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1984
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Description:"This report presents data collected during research by the Bureau of Mines on corrosion of grinding media. Corrosion rates of eight alloys commonly used in grinding media were tested in synthetic mill water using an ultrasonic grinding device especially designed for this work. Electrochemical measurements showed variations in corrosion rates for these alloys between 9.8 Mpy for medium-carbon steels and 0.14 Mpy for high-chromium white irons. Bureau data are discussed along with data from the literature to indicate that corrosion causes less than 10 pct of the wear of grinding media in commercial grinding mills. A comparison of corrosion rates for various types of grinding media shows that alloying elements and electrochemically active inclusions in steel affect the corrosion behavior of the media." - NIOSHTIC-2 NIOSHTIC no. 10003856
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