Considerations In Selecting Grinding Equipment

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Robert J. Russell
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Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
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Jan 1, 1960

Abstract

The importance of grinding as a unit operation in all industry has caused much effort to be expended toward improving the facility with which grinding can be done. Endeavor has continued nearly 100 years to formulate laws governing crushing and grinding. This has not been without controversy. However, grinding is an experimental science and our useful knowledge originates in experience. The recorded experience is grinding history. Today, many types of size reduction equipment, each with variations, are available to industry. Frequently, more than one type of grinding equipment will meet a requirement of grinding. However, an economic evaluation of installation and operating costs generally indicates a preferred type. The selection of grinding equipment requires' a consideration of the purpose in grinding, the characteristics of the material to be ground, equipment available for grinding, and the manner in which it can be applied best.
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APA: Robert J. Russell  (1960)  Considerations In Selecting Grinding Equipment

MLA: Robert J. Russell Considerations In Selecting Grinding Equipment. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1960.

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