Discussion - Collected Discussion Of Energy-Size Reduction Relationships In Comminution - Mining Engineering, Page 80, January 1957, AIME Trans., Vol. 208 – Charles, R. J.

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
F. C. Bond D. W. Fuerstenau J. A. Holmes A. J. Lynch
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This is an outstanding paper on comminution theory and represents a considerable advance in mathematical formulation. It clears the way for a discussion that should ultimately decide whether the work index should be considered as a parameter according to the Third Theory or as a constant. In the empirical differential equation dE = C dx/xn either C or n must be treated as a variable to satisfy known crushing and grinding conditions. The author has chosen the exponent n as the variable, with C as a constant.
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APA: F. C. Bond D. W. Fuerstenau J. A. Holmes A. J. Lynch  (1958)  Discussion - Collected Discussion Of Energy-Size Reduction Relationships In Comminution - Mining Engineering, Page 80, January 1957, AIME Trans., Vol. 208 – Charles, R. J.

MLA: F. C. Bond D. W. Fuerstenau J. A. Holmes A. J. Lynch Discussion - Collected Discussion Of Energy-Size Reduction Relationships In Comminution - Mining Engineering, Page 80, January 1957, AIME Trans., Vol. 208 – Charles, R. J.. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1958.

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