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Possibilities of Rock Processing with a High-pressure Abrasive Water Jet with an Aspect Terms to Minimising Energy Consumption

Version 1 : Received: 8 December 2022 / Approved: 9 December 2022 / Online: 9 December 2022 (09:22:30 CET)

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Chomka, G.; Kasperowicz, M.; Chodór, J.; Chudy, J.; Kukiełka, L. Possibilities of Rock Processing with a High-Pressure Abrasive Waterjet with an Aspect Terms to Minimizing Energy Consumption. Materials 2023, 16, 647. Chomka, G.; Kasperowicz, M.; Chodór, J.; Chudy, J.; Kukiełka, L. Possibilities of Rock Processing with a High-Pressure Abrasive Waterjet with an Aspect Terms to Minimizing Energy Consumption. Materials 2023, 16, 647.

Abstract

Rocks are materials with a wide variety of structures and properties. These can be unprocessed conglomerates of conglomerated minerals as well as crystallized outcrop or metamorphic rocks. Their processing, especially shaping, poses many technological difficulties. Therefore, it is very important to answer the question of how these natural materials yield to high-pressure water jet and abrasive water. It is equally important to determine the effect of key process parameters such as pressure, water nozzle diameter and feed rate on cutting efficiency. The first two parameters determine the water output and power of the jet, while the third determines the jet erosion time per unit volume of material. Their interdependence, using appropriate evaluation indicators, allows to determine the energy intensity of processing and directions for its minimization.

Keywords

high-pressure water jet; high-pressure abrasive water- jet; rock processing

Subject

Chemistry and Materials Science, Materials Science and Technology

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