Computer Analysis of Viscosity Effects on Selection for Breakage and Breakage Distribution Parameters in the Wet Grinding of Ores (4c8c0868-8a1c-4e4d-b5e6-47bee15df76c)

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
Richard Klimpel Willie Manfrey
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Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
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Jan 1, 1977

Abstract

This paper describes the effects of slurry viscosity on the selection-for-breakage and breakage distribution parameters in the wet grinding of cres. A series of experimental tests were run on laboratory scale ball mills. Slurry viscosities were modified by varying the solids/water ratio with and without the presence of selected chemicals. Very consistent and predictable correlations are shown to exist. The grinding parameters were calculated using a computerized back -calculation technique developed by Klimpel and Austin. Industrial scale circuit calculations and preliminary plant trial data suggest that considerable increases in throughput and/or fineness of grind can he achieved through the judicious use of chemical additives.
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APA: Richard Klimpel Willie Manfrey  (1977)  Computer Analysis of Viscosity Effects on Selection for Breakage and Breakage Distribution Parameters in the Wet Grinding of Ores (4c8c0868-8a1c-4e4d-b5e6-47bee15df76c)

MLA: Richard Klimpel Willie Manfrey Computer Analysis of Viscosity Effects on Selection for Breakage and Breakage Distribution Parameters in the Wet Grinding of Ores (4c8c0868-8a1c-4e4d-b5e6-47bee15df76c). Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 1977.

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