Evolution Of Sag Mill Shell Liner Design At Kennecott Utah Copper’s Copperton Concentrator

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
S. Bird A. E. Lamb W. Lamb D. W. Partridge
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Jan 1, 2002

Abstract

Due to the constant need to improve SAG mill performance and efficiency, extensive research into all aspects of SAG mill optimization has been performed. This paper will review the current evolution of SAG mill shell liner design and their performance at the Copperton Concentrator. The effect of these liner design changes will be discussed with respect to: • Liner configurations • Mill operating performance, i.e., throughput, power draw, mill control • Mill mechanical performance, i.e., liner wear profiles, liner life, liner breakage, liner hardness • Foundry manufacturing considerations • Economic evaluation of throughput versus liner life This paper will discuss the results of Kennecott Utah Copper’s (KUC) and ME International’s (MEI) test work, providing an insight into the past, present and potential future opportunities of SAG mill liner design.
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APA: S. Bird A. E. Lamb W. Lamb D. W. Partridge  (2002)  Evolution Of Sag Mill Shell Liner Design At Kennecott Utah Copper’s Copperton Concentrator

MLA: S. Bird A. E. Lamb W. Lamb D. W. Partridge Evolution Of Sag Mill Shell Liner Design At Kennecott Utah Copper’s Copperton Concentrator. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2002.

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