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  4. Erosion model on alumina ceramics: A retrospection, validation and refinement
 
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Erosion model on alumina ceramics: A retrospection, validation and refinement

Date Issued
04-02-2008
Author(s)
Gopi, K. R.
R Nagarajan 
Indian Institute of Technology, Madras
Rao, S. S.
Mandal, S.
DOI
10.1016/j.wear.2007.03.002
Abstract
Erosion due to coal particles has a detrimental effect on economy of power plants. Alumina ceramic-lined pipelines and cyclones are in common use for fluid-laden coal transportation and separation. Several brittle erosion models are available for air-jet and slurry jet erosion in literature. From these, the most-cited erosion models were identified. An orthogonal fractional-factorial experimental matrix which includes all possible variables that contribute to brittle erosion was designed, conducted and validated. This paper gives a comparison between the most-cited literature model and a model developed on the basics of our experimental data. In general, slurry erosion models obtained experimentally were found to have better agreement with literature models when compared to air-jet erosion models. The reason for deviation of experimentally derived models from literature models is systematically studied and rationalized. © 2007 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
Volume
264
Subjects
  • Air-jet erosion

  • Brittle materials

  • Elastic modulus

  • Erosion model

  • Slurry erosion

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