水泥粉磨系统技术措施及技术改造的优化

水泥粉磨系统的每一个环节，如粉磨工艺、选粉机、磨机结构、研磨体级配等都有潜力可挖，均可通过技术改造优化选择使粉磨系统的能力得到充分发挥、实现优质、高产、低消耗。     

Investigation of the effects of fatty acids on the compressive strength of the concrete and the grindability of the cement

In cement industry, a great energy consumption has been observed during grinding of clinker. To reduce this consumption, some waste products have been used as grinding aids.In this investigation, the effects of sunflower oil (SO), oleic acid (OA), stearic acid (SA), myristic acid (MA) and lauric acid (LA) on the fineness and strength of the cement have been examined. These aids were added into clinker in certain ratios based on the cement clinker weight and the grinding has been done for a definite time at the same condition.All of the fatty acids used increased the fineness as compared with the cement without the grinding additives. SO and OA decreased the strength significantly, LA decreased it to a lesser extent and SA increased it definitely according to the common cement. But MA did not alter the strength of the cement as much as SA. In addition, the covering of the balls influences the grinding of cement clinker unfavourably.     

强冷磨削的试验研究

进行了强冷磨削和干磨削试验。试验结果表明 ,磨削温度随工件速度和磨削深度的增大而增大 ,强冷磨削可显著降低磨削温度 ,在冷却压力小于 1MPa时 ,外冷却的冷却效果优于内冷却     

磨加工及残余应力对氮化硅陶瓷强度的影响

利用X-射线衍射方法测量了经不同磨削的氮化硅陶瓷表面残余应力及其对抗弯强度的影响。结果表明，磨削工艺所引入的残余应力是拉应力，对陶瓷抗弯强度有显著降低。     

水泥厂球(管)磨机增效技术的开发与应用

球(管)磨机增效的途径有二:一是从粉磨机理出发,利用磨机本体相关零部件的不同功能对磨机结构进行科学的设计与改造;二是对粉磨系统进行优化。包括对入磨物料的科学处理,采用适宜的工艺流程及辅机设备等。     

Production of finely ground natural graphite particles with high electrical conductivity by controlling the grinding atmosphere

Natural graphite particles with high crystallinity sieved to obtain a particle size range of under 63 μm were ground with a ball mill, under various well-controlled grinding atmospheres such as N₂, O₂, He, H₂, and vacuum. The ratio, X_dif50/X_st50, i.e. between the 50 wt.% Stokes diameter and the 50 wt.% laser diffraction diameter, of the ground particles, was used as an index of the flakiness of the particles. The specific resistance of films composed of the ground graphite particles was systematically measured. The rate of reduction in the size of the particles by grinding was slow under an O₂-rich atmosphere such as 100% O₂ and dry air. On the other hand, it was relatively fast in vacuum, or under an N₂ or He atmosphere, and a gas mixture of 99% N₂ and 1% O₂. The rate of size reduction by grinding under a H₂ atmosphere was intermediate. In our experimental conditions, the flakiness of the ground particles increased with the decrease in the particles’ sizes. The electrical conductivity of the ground particles, however, tended to decrease with the decrease in their sizes. Under the condition that the Stokes diameter of the ground particles remains constant, the electrical conductivity of films made from the ground particles increases with the increase in the flakiness of the particles. It was finally determined from our systematic grinding experiments that small flaky particles, which had a size, X_st of ∼1 μm, with a high electrical conductivity can be produced by grinding in a gas mixture of 99% N₂ and 1% O₂. In this case, the flaky shape of the ground particles was visually confirmed by scanning electron microscopy.     

Characterization of the Oum El Khacheb phosphorites(South Tunisia)and enrichment of big rejections by grinding

In the last decade, the phosphate reserves have started to decrease. In this study, both phosphate of Oum El Khacheb's(O.E.K) region(South of Tunisia) and its big rejections were characterized mineralogically and chemically by several analysis methods such as the binocular magnifying glass, X-rays diffraction technique, Technicon auto-analyzer, atomic absorption spectroscopy, and carbon sulfur analyzer. Then,this work focuses on the coarse rejections of O.E.K's phosphorites which can be valorized by the wet grinding method. Therefore, we have used the methodology of experimental research to determine the optimal grinding conditions. Results found by Doelhert matrix are: a duration at about 4 min, a pulp on solid concentration of 45.00%, a number of cycles equals to 60 rpm and 3.87 as the jar's loading.The enhancement of the weight yields of phosphate recuperation increased significantly by 46.39% from big rejections with 24.60% of P_2O_5 concentration.     

Automatic classification of defects on the product surface in grinding and polishing

Grinding and polishing are standard operations in material processing. It is important to inspect and classify the potential defects existing on the product surfaces after grinding and polishing in order to obtain high quality in both functionality and aesthetics. Post-processing handling can be carried out after the defects have been correctly classified. A vision system already exists to detect and classify defects based on captured grayscale images automatically. The system is able to find and locate the defects precisely, but is incapable of placing those defects into the right predefined classes. The old system classifies the defects 30% of the time into the 15 predefined classes based on shape features. In this paper, a new classification strategy has been introduced using diverse extracted features. In addition to shape features, some other feature extraction methods were tried, e.g. Laws filter bank, DCT (Discrete Cosine Transformation) filter bank, Gabor filter bank, and statistical features based on co-occurrence matrix. The Support Vector Machine (SVM) was used as a multi-class classifier with input of the extracted features. By combining the Gabor filter features and the statistical features, the classification rate of the system can reach 82% overall right rate, which is applicable practically.     

Power and Wheel Wear for Grinding Nickel Alloy with Plated CBN Wheels

Electroplated CBN grinding wheels are manufactured with a single layer of abrasive grains. The grinding performance of these plated wheels changes significantly as the wheel wears down. The present investigation was undertaken to understand the transient grinding behavior with electroplated CBN wheels in order to provide a logical basis for process control. In this paper, particular attention is directed to the effect of wheel wear and operating parameters on grinding of a nickel alloy. Wheels were worn to various stages and then used to perform grinding tests under various grinding conditions to measure grinding forces and power and to produce ground specimens. Based on models for grinding with conventional aluminum oxide wheels, a power model for grinding of a nickel alloy with plated CBN wheels was established and validated. Microscopic observations of the ground specimens reveal that thermal damage in the form of a White Etch Layer (WEL) appears only when grinding with a worn wheel under conditions that lead to high temperatures.     

Speed Stroke Grinding of γ-Titanium Aluminides

This paper describes the developments to implement the innovative technology of speed stroke grinding for machining γ-titanium aluminides. These are difficult to cut materials with high application potential in the aeronautics industry. In a first step, a holistic process model is developed, which considers the tool wear and the mechanical and thermal energy balances at high table speeds as well as the crack formation mechanisms. In a second step, the theoretical process model of speed stroke grinding is verified and extended by experimental investigations. In addition to the analysis of the tool wear mechanisms crucial points of the grinding investigations are the analysis of the grinding temperatures and the structure of the workpiece surfaces with special regard to crack and residual stress formation.