CHARACTERISATION OF MECHANICAL STRENGTH OF COAL PARTICLES
作者： A.W.P.G. Peters Rit , M. Hagg , J. van Brakel
DOI: 10.1016/B978-0-08-028785-0.50004-6
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摘要: Coal particles (1–8 mm) were subjected to size reduction tests under carefully controlled conditions (in particular single particle tests). It was found that in the primary breakage of these particles, only a few fragments are formed and number does not seem depend on energy input. (This applies both fracture abrasion). These results suggest coal should be analyzed terms breaking cycles, whereas (and consumption) any cycle related micro structure particles.
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