Rhodax Inertial Cone Grinder

The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
J. C. Taylor
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The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
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4
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1998

Abstract

The Rhodax inertial cone grinder, designed by France?s FCB Group Fives, is the result of three years, theoretical and mechanical research in the field of compression grinding by the research staff of FCB?s CRM minerals research centre. A number of potential uses have been assessed and will be discussed in the paper. The crusher is an inertial grinder that works on the pressurized bed fragmentation principle. The fragmentation force is caused by the rotation of unbalanced masses rather than by an eccentric mass, as is the case in a conventional crusher. This makes it possible to achieve very high reduction ratios. By controlling the speed of rotation of the unbalanced masses, the grinding force can be modified, thus changing the product size distribution. The paper describes the machine layout, operating principles, control parameters and will briefly describe the results obtained on reef, waste and ROM reject pebbles. Some comparisons are made with conventional crushing.
Citation

APA: J. C. Taylor  (1998)  Rhodax Inertial Cone Grinder

MLA: J. C. Taylor Rhodax Inertial Cone Grinder. The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 1998.

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