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Grinding kinetics of calcined alumina

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If it is necessary to obtain a mineral powder with a high dispersion (αmean ≤ 1 μ), it is technically-undesirable and economically unsuitable to increase the quantity of grinding bodies by more than four times with respect to the weight of α-Al2O3.

Silicone oil is a suitable surface active agent for carrying out effective dry grinding of α-Al2O3.

With the dry grinding of α-Al2O3 using metal grinding bodies, the iron pickup is approximately ten times greater than with wet grinding. During the dry grinding of α-Al2O3 with an addition of silicone oil, and corundum grinding bodies, the rate of grinding is the same as with wet grinding using metal grinding bodies.

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  1. T. Mitev, Stroitelni Materiali i Silkatna Promyshlenost (People's Republic of Bulgaria), No. 9, 20 (1970).

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Translated from Ogneupory, No. 8, pp. 71–72, August, 1971.

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Boyarina, I.L. Grinding kinetics of calcined alumina. Refractories 12, 550–551 (1971). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01283087

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