The Influence Of Mill Speed And Pulp Density On The Grinding Efficiency For Secondary Stage Grinding

The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
J. Lux B. Clermont
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The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
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Jan 1, 2004

Abstract

Magotteaux, with the co-operation of Anglo Platinum, has erected a fully instrumented pilot plant at Frank concentrator, which is being used to study the influence of a variety of grinding parameters. This paper will discuss only the influence of mill speed and pulp density on secondary stage grinding. A Ø0.82 x1 m open circuit mill was used with reclaimed Merensky tailings as feed. The conclusions apply to this pilot plant but further investigation needs to be done to verify whether the same trends will be applicable to a large industrial-scale mill.
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APA: J. Lux B. Clermont  (2004)  The Influence Of Mill Speed And Pulp Density On The Grinding Efficiency For Secondary Stage Grinding

MLA: J. Lux B. Clermont The Influence Of Mill Speed And Pulp Density On The Grinding Efficiency For Secondary Stage Grinding. The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 2004.

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