Optimization Of Energy Utilization And Production Costs In Mining And Ore Preparation Processes

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
M. C. Fuerstenau G. Chi R. C. Bradt
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Jan 1, 1995

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Reduction of the total energy expenditure in mining and ore preparation processes was achieved by redistribution of the energy from the crushing and grinding steps to the blasting operation. Reducing the burden/spacing distance by 25% or increasing the charge length by 25% during blasting results in significant energy savings in subsequent comminution processes. The energy cost of mining and comminution is reduced by up to 10%.
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APA: M. C. Fuerstenau G. Chi R. C. Bradt  (1995)  Optimization Of Energy Utilization And Production Costs In Mining And Ore Preparation Processes

MLA: M. C. Fuerstenau G. Chi R. C. Bradt Optimization Of Energy Utilization And Production Costs In Mining And Ore Preparation Processes. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1995.

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