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The repetitive impact wear of steels for hydro-powered mining machinery
The repetitive impacting of solid components in industry can result in wear damage which may significantly limit service life. Impact wear problems have been encountered in hydro-powered stoping equipment (eg rockdrills and impact rockbreakers) developed for deep level gold mining in South Africa. T...
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Centre for Materials Engineering
2016
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