Measuring and testing – By abrasion – milling – rubbing – or scuffing
Patent
1993-02-12
1995-02-28
Chilcot, Jr., Richard E.
Measuring and testing
By abrasion, milling, rubbing, or scuffing
73790, G01N 356, G01N 1902, G01D 116
Patent
active
053926331
ABSTRACT:
An apparatus and method of speedily measuring the strength of individual abrasive grains such as diamonds in which the grains are crushed between two hard rollers and the compressive force exerted on the grain by the rollers at the moment of fracture is measured.
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Chilcot Jr. Richard E.
General Electric Company
Oen William L.
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