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Ball mills are essential grinding devices, but conventional steel balls can increase friction, vibration, noise, and wear while raising energy losses. Energy-saving efforts include process optimization and DEM-based simulation. Ceramic balls reduce energy consumption via lower density and wear resistance, yet perform less effectively for coarse particles. 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