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Developing a methodology for reducing diamond breakage within processing plant
Diamond breakage has been a problem experienced by diamond operations. Material breakage characterisation methods has been used to determine the hardness or resistance to breakage of diamond host rock, ceramic diamond simulants and simulants embedded in the concrete blocks. This establishes a relati...
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Department of Chemical Engineering
2021
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