Principles of development of grinding media with increased wear resistance. Part 2. Optimization of steel composition to suit conditions of operation of grinding media
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The compositions of wear-resistant steels used as the material for grinding media are validated in order to obtain the optimal relation between the wear resistance and cost. Mathematical experiment planning reveals that low-alloyed hypereutectiod steels with the austenite-martensite structure without secondary carbides and eutectoid steels with the tempered martensite structure are the most promising for impact-abrasivecorrosive wear conditions.
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OpenAlex topics: Mineral Processing and Grinding · Advanced Surface Polishing Techniques · Advanced machining processes and optimization
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