Optimizing Ball Mill Liners For Production And Economy (f78bb3c9-f90e-4a91-8db5-c43af4ae1abb)

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
David J. Dunn
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Jan 1, 1976

Abstract

Mill liner design is an important factor in grinding. Testing and selection of the optimum liner profile for a given set of mill operating conditions can improve mill capacity, liner life, and liner wear rate At a time when mill avilability is at a premium, production costs are going up, and lead time for mill liner castings is a year or more, the mill liner that grinds best, lasts longest, and costs least is a necessity for economic mill operation. In testing four mill liner profiles for 13' x 12' overflow ball mills, Climax found that an improved design increased mill tonnage by 3 tons per hour while reducing finish grind by 1.7% + 100 mesh, reduced liner wear rate, and almost doubled liner life.
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APA: David J. Dunn  (1976)  Optimizing Ball Mill Liners For Production And Economy (f78bb3c9-f90e-4a91-8db5-c43af4ae1abb)

MLA: David J. Dunn Optimizing Ball Mill Liners For Production And Economy (f78bb3c9-f90e-4a91-8db5-c43af4ae1abb). Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1976.

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