Instrumented Disk Dynamics in a 2D Tumbling Mill

International Mineral Processing Congress
S. Martins
Organization:
International Mineral Processing Congress
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10
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499 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2014

Abstract

The aim of this work is to compare three different results of charge motion in a modified 5ft diameter lab mill and to identify differences and similarities in these results. The lab mill is modified from tumbling a ball charge to tumbling a charge of disks. This modification replicates 2D motion. This 2D condition is measured using an instrumented disk (iDisk) and analysed using a video imaging system. The iDisk is equipped with a 3D accelerometer array and rotation rate sensors. With the help of a video system, some measured quantities are also determined externally. The results of these three predictions or measurements are presented. A discussion is included.
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APA: S. Martins  (2014)  Instrumented Disk Dynamics in a 2D Tumbling Mill

MLA: S. Martins Instrumented Disk Dynamics in a 2D Tumbling Mill. International Mineral Processing Congress, 2014.

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