Modified Bond method for the evaluation of crusher efficiency

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
E. G. Kelly G. A. Dawe
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Jan 1, 1990

Abstract

Because of the nature of the breakage in the Barmac vertical spindle impactor, the 80% reduction ratio is very small, so that when an energy efficiency is calculated from Bond's method, it appears to be very low. However, the product size distribution contains a high proportion of fines. It is argued that the production of these fines accounts for the high energy consumption, and Bond's method is modified to account for this, by considering the crusher to be, effectively, a number of smaller crushers in parallel, each having a different reduction ratio.
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APA: E. G. Kelly G. A. Dawe  (1990)  Modified Bond method for the evaluation of crusher efficiency

MLA: E. G. Kelly G. A. Dawe Modified Bond method for the evaluation of crusher efficiency. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1990.

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