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Developing proxies for routine measurement of ore hardness: A mineral sands case study
The breakage response of an ore during comminution is directly linked to its hardness. Thus, understanding ore hardness variability is paramount to effective mining and processing. Traditionally, ore hardness is measured using single particle breakage tests, such as the JK drop weight test. However,...
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Department of Chemical Engineering
2025
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