Çayırlı, SerkanGökçen, Hasan SerkanYüce, NuriElchi, Obaidullah2024-11-072024-11-0720232564-7024https://doi.org/10.30797/madencilik.1342929https://hdl.handle.net/11480/11528In this work, the use of water (W) as a grinding additive in addition to waste/by-products such as olive black water (BW) and residue of olive black water (RBW) in calcite dry grinding to be sized in microns was investigated at a laboratory scale. The test results were evaluated in terms of particle size and powder flowability as a function of liquid material dosage and grinding time. The study revealed that the use of any kind of liquid materials tested improved the grinding process compared to the without-aid condition. Removing the water content (RBW) in BW resulted in further improvements in both particle size and powder flowability. The findings from both the BW and W data revealed that the dose increase does not yield favorable outcomes in relation to the ffp index. Nevertheless, there was a noticeable enhancement in particle fineness. © 2023 Union of Chambers of Engineers and Architects of Turkey. All rights reserved.eninfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessDry calcite grindingGrinding additivePowder flowabilityWaste/by-productArticle62312312910.30797/madencilik.13429292-s2.0-85183471794Q4