The Design Of An Incremental Grinding Circuit Expansion At New Broken Hill Consolidated Limited

The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Chilman G. F Lean P. J
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Jan 1, 1983

Abstract

The New Broken Hill Oonsolidated LImited (NBHC) concentrator was commissioned in 1952 and underwent a number of expansions over the next 25 years. In 1978, the decision was taken to expand further from 1.20 million tonne/yr to 1.43 million tonne/yr. This increase necessitated a substantial modification to an already over-taxed grinding circuit. The circuit consisted of rod mills, ball mills and rake classifiers. Plant data of grinding mill performance was obtained to develop mathematical models of individual units that could be combined to simulate total circuit performance in a number of configurations. The data provided further illustration of the validity of the perfect mixing model for relatively small increments of ball mill scale-up.
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APA: Chilman G. F Lean P. J  (1983)  The Design Of An Incremental Grinding Circuit Expansion At New Broken Hill Consolidated Limited

MLA: Chilman G. F Lean P. J The Design Of An Incremental Grinding Circuit Expansion At New Broken Hill Consolidated Limited. The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 1983.

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