Highly abrasive resistant material and grinding roll surfaced therewith
AssigneeCombustion Engineering, Inc.
InventorArthur L. Rankin, III
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AssigneeCombustion Engineering, Inc.
InventorArthur L. Rankin, III
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An alloy characterized by its highly abrasive resistant qualities which render it particularly suitable for use as the material from which to fabricate the external surface of a grinding, i.e., pulverizer, roll (18) of the type that is designed to be employed in a bowl mill (10) so as to be operative therein for purposes of effecting the pulverization of a material such as coal through the coaction of the grinding roll (18) with another surface (14) with which the bowl mill (10) is provided for this purpose. The subject alloy which is capable of being cast or applied to the grinding roll (18) in the form of a weld overlay comprises, by weight percentages, 4.0-6.0% Carbon; 3.0-14.0% Manganese; 1.0-2.5% Silicon; 15.0-30.0% Chromium; and 4.0-6.0% Molybdenum; with 0.5-2.0% Boron being added thereto, the balance being iron and incidental impurities.
A method of surfacing a new grinding roll comprising the steps of providing in powdered form a highly abrasive resistant alloy;
A method of resurfacing a worn grinding roll comprising the steps of providing in powdered form a highly abrasive resistant alloy;
A highly abrasive resistant alloy having a composition, by weight percentages, comprising 4.0-6.0% Carbon;
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.