Video Sampling for Mine-to-Mill Performance Evaluation: Model Calibration and Simulation

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
J. A. Herbst S. L. Blust
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Jan 1, 2000

Abstract

Optimization of blasting, crushing, and grinding operations is filled with challenges. One of the more difficult tasks is accurately sampling and determining the size distributions of blasted and crushed materials at a reasonable cost. The task is difficult because of the large size of fragments and the tonnage involved. However, the size distribution measurements are necessary for models that predict the performance of mine-through-mill operations. This paper is concerned with the use of video sampling for this task at National Steel Pellet Company's operation in Keewatin, Minnesota Data gathering, data analysis, model building, and mine-to-mill simulation are all described.
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APA: J. A. Herbst S. L. Blust  (2000)  Video Sampling for Mine-to-Mill Performance Evaluation: Model Calibration and Simulation

MLA: J. A. Herbst S. L. Blust Video Sampling for Mine-to-Mill Performance Evaluation: Model Calibration and Simulation. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2000.

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