Hardinge Mills Vs. Chilean Mills. (0d9b4b42-eefe-4909-8239-debeb208479c)

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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Jan 11, 1913

Abstract

Discussion of the paper of Robert Franke, presented at the Butte meeting, August, 1913, and printed in Bulletin No. 79, July, 1913, pp. 1201 to 1205. ARTHUR 0. GATES, Lafayette, Ind. (communication to the Secretary*) :-In connection with the comparison of mechanical crushing efficiencies in Tables I and II of Mr. Franke's paper, I wish to suggest a somewhat simpler way of making this' comparison, based upon what the writer has called the "crushing-surface diagram," as published by him in the Engineering and Mining Journal for May 24, 1913. Such a diagram, based on the data given in Table II, is submitted herewith, Fig. 1, cumulative percentages being plotted as abscissas and reciprocals of diameters (theoretical mesh per inch). plotted as ordinates.. Such a diagram averages the diameters without calculation, and areas upon it are proportional to surface produced, and, in accordance with Rittinger's law, to energy spent on crushing alone.
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APA:  (1913)  Hardinge Mills Vs. Chilean Mills. (0d9b4b42-eefe-4909-8239-debeb208479c)

MLA: Hardinge Mills Vs. Chilean Mills. (0d9b4b42-eefe-4909-8239-debeb208479c). The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1913.

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