Laboratory Studies Of The Grinding And Rheology Of Dense Coal/Water And Mineral/Water Slurries

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Richard Klimpel
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Jan 1, 1982

Abstract

The laboratory ball mill grinding of coal/water slurries is described for three coals. Emphasis is placed on the measurement of specific rates of breakage for various operating conditions. Corresponding rheological information is also presented based on data collected using a rotational viscometer. A rheological explanation of the influence of various slurry fluidity conditions on the specific rates of breakage is presented. This rheological approach has proved useful In both the identification of suitable chemicals for increasing breakage rates in coal/mineral slurry grinding and in the plant scale implementation of dense slurry grinding systems.
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APA: Richard Klimpel  (1982)  Laboratory Studies Of The Grinding And Rheology Of Dense Coal/Water And Mineral/Water Slurries

MLA: Richard Klimpel Laboratory Studies Of The Grinding And Rheology Of Dense Coal/Water And Mineral/Water Slurries. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1982.

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