Dynamic modelling of a ball mill circuit for controller design, J.D. le Roux and C. Steyn.

The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
J. D. le Roux C. Steyn
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Jan 1, 2020

Abstract

A dynamic model is used to represent the single-stage closed grinding mill circuit at Mogalakwena North Concentrator. The circuit consists of a ball mill closed by a hydrocyclone. The circuit is modelled according to a semi-mechanistic non-linear dynamic model available in literature. An algebraic routine is used to fit model parameters to steady-state process data. Preliminary validation results against dynamic data indicate that the model is capable of capturing the main dynamic trends of the plant. Since classical system identification techniques proved insufficient to produce accurate models; the non-linear model can be used as a reliable source for model-predictive controller design. Keywords: Grinding, modelling, process control, parameter estimation
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APA: J. D. le Roux C. Steyn  (2020)  Dynamic modelling of a ball mill circuit for controller design, J.D. le Roux and C. Steyn.

MLA: J. D. le Roux C. Steyn Dynamic modelling of a ball mill circuit for controller design, J.D. le Roux and C. Steyn.. The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 2020.

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