New Liner Design Improves Aerofall Mill Throughput*

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
H. R. Coles
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Jan 1, 1980

Abstract

Test work conducted in the 6.4 and 10.52 m Aerofall Mills at the Iron Ore Company of Canada Carol Project showed that the conventionally used ?deflector?-type liners which form the basic principle of Aerofall Mill grinding did not necessarily provide the best grinding performance. A new design, using low profile liners incorporating radial ribs of a proper height, actually improved the mill throughput in the order of 9 to 20% without sacrificing grinding efficiency. In addition, the new design reduced liner weight and scrap losses, which resulted in a reduction of liner consumption by 25%. It provided better protection to the mill shell and reduced the overall maintenance cost for the mill
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APA: H. R. Coles  (1980)  New Liner Design Improves Aerofall Mill Throughput*

MLA: H. R. Coles New Liner Design Improves Aerofall Mill Throughput*. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1980.

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