Dynamic Simulation Of Grinding Circuits As An Aid For The Diagnosis Of Hydrocyclone Malfunction - Preprint 09-100

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
C. Bazin
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Jan 1, 2009

Abstract

Grinding circuits are operated in the presence of disturbances due to ore changes and equipment malfunctions. One of the challenges faced by the operators is the detection of a disturbance, the identification of its origin and of the action to correct the problem. Hydrocyclones overloading, worn or partly plugged apexes of the units of a nest, surging and internal liner detachment may cause a loss of classification capacity and quality leading to a less efficient grinding operation. A dynamic simulator is used to assess rules for the diagnosis of hydrocyclone faults from the trends produced by sensors.
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APA: C. Bazin  (2009)  Dynamic Simulation Of Grinding Circuits As An Aid For The Diagnosis Of Hydrocyclone Malfunction - Preprint 09-100

MLA: C. Bazin Dynamic Simulation Of Grinding Circuits As An Aid For The Diagnosis Of Hydrocyclone Malfunction - Preprint 09-100. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2009.

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