Discussion of Papers - A Comparison of Data from Bond Type Simulated Closed Circuit and Batch Type Grindability Tests

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
R. W. Smith K. H. Lee Discussion by Fred C. Bond
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Jan 1, 1969

Abstract

Fred C. Bond (Tucson, Ariz.) — This is a valuable paper presenting much well directed research testing. It describes a practical method by which the long and relatively accurate Bond closed-circuit grindability can be adapted to a known ore so that results of comparable accuracy can be obtained on the same ore from much shorter batch grinding tests. This can be very useful in control work. In large mills a routine batch grinding test on the head sample can be made each day, or even each shift, to check grinding performance by comparison of the work index from each mill grinding section with that obtained from testing. However, it would be well to re-standardize the batch test against a Bond test, perhaps once a week at
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APA: R. W. Smith K. H. Lee Discussion by Fred C. Bond  (1969)  Discussion of Papers - A Comparison of Data from Bond Type Simulated Closed Circuit and Batch Type Grindability Tests

MLA: R. W. Smith K. H. Lee Discussion by Fred C. Bond Discussion of Papers - A Comparison of Data from Bond Type Simulated Closed Circuit and Batch Type Grindability Tests. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1969.

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