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By Bond grinding, the Bond Work Index of the limestone sample was 14.45 kWh/t. During the determination of the Hardgrove Grindability Index (HGI), 50–50 g limestone samples from the …
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By Bond grinding, the Bond Work Index of the limestone sample was 14.45 kWh/t. During the determination of the Hardgrove Grindability Index (HGI), 50–50 g limestone samples from the …
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The derived eqs. 9, 15 and 16 make it possible to abbreviate the Bond test to only two grinding tests. The abbreviated procedure for finding the work index is as follows: (1) The work index is determined from feed crushed to minus 3.327 mm (the same as for the standard Bond test). (2) The feed is screened to determine its size distribution ...
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The work index is the comminution parameter that expresses the resistance of the material to crushing and grinding. In the case of the HammerMaster and LimeMaster crushers, McLanahan has designed the crusher with rotor dimensions, shaft and bearings to handle a variety of applications at a specific horsepower rating.
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Average grinding work index (Wi) by type of mate rial, according to Bond (see table 6.1.): The work index (Wi) expresses the kWh required to reduce a short ton of material from theoretically infinite feed size to 80 % passing a square screen opening of 100 microns. The work index values apply to ball mills grinding wet in closed circuit.
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Ore grindability is represented by the Bond work index value for the purposes of the processes in mineral processing. This value is found in a laboratory Bond ball mill by …
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For the evaluation of laboratory and industrial experiments, the work index can be determined as follows: BWI = 44.5 P 1 0.23 × G 0.82 10 P − 10 F where BWI = Bond's work index (kWh/sh. Ton), F = 80% passing size of original feed (μm), P = 80% passing size of circuit product (μm), P1 = Test-sieve size (μm) and G = Net grams of …
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Elastic parameters can be determined by using static and dynamic methods. As with the standard Bond method, static methods are difficult and prone to computational mistakes. Dynamic methods are easier to use, with fewer test errors. In this study, the effect of elastic parameters on grinding, and the relationship between them, are investigated.
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The Bond Work Index (Wi) is a common technique for the estimation of hardness and energy requirement for comminution using ball mills. ... Fine and ultrafine grinding of limestone are frequently ...
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The paper by Angove & Dunne (1997) reports a standard deviation in crushing work index tests across laboratories as 4.5. The laboratory CWi value of 27.4 (metric) is almost within 4.5 units of the 22.4 value I calculated, so what you are observing is probably the natural variation in the crushing test.
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HGI test results were compared with the PSD results. A new method for the prediction of HGI of limestone samples from both of the quarries (Quarry-1 and Quarry-2) was proposed. Significant correlation (R 2 = 0.84) was obtained with D 90 size parameter. In terms of grinding energy calculations, Bond Work Index (BWI) was taken into …
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The energy required for crushing and grinding is presented by the Bond work index and is determined by means of Bond grindability test. This paper presents the experimental …
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search work was the examination of main grinding parameters of the limestone particles to determine an empiric energy-model. Dry and wet grinding experiments have been carried out with a Bond mill
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The Bond Work Index (Wi B K) of grinding material was calculated using the Bond formula and Karra algorithm [47,48]. The grindability coefficient of Bond grinding …
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PDF | On Jan 1, 2017, Dejan Todorović and others published The Bond work index of limestone and andesite mixtures | Find, read and cite all the research you need on …
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It is a well-known fact that the value of the Bond work index (wi) for a given ore varies along with the grinding size. In this study, a variability bysis is carried out …
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Abstract—The Bond work index is a research methodology, which is widely used for the estimation of power required to grind the materials. Keeping in view the difficulty in determining this index, many alternatives to the standard method have been explored by the different researchers. The study is focused on comminuting behavior of limestone ...
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In terms of grinding energy calculations, Bond Work Index (BWI) was taken into consideration. In addition, proposed method for HGI prediction was employed to understand the possible role of ...
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The interrelationships between the Bond grindability (G bg) and the Hardgrove grindabilities (HGI) for three different calcite samples discussed in detail.A very good correlation coefficient was found between the experimental HGI values and the HGI values determined with the new model presented.. There were found to vary significantly …
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A Methodolog y to Estimate Ores Work Index Values, Using Miduk Copper. Mine Sample. M. Noaparast1*, S. Rahmati1, G. Jozanikohan1, S. Aslani1and A. Ghorbani1. 1 School of Mining Engineering ...
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The Bond work index of limestone and andesite mixtures. This paper investigates grinding of mineral mixtures with different grindabilities in the Bond ball mill. Understanding the ore mixture grinding is of great importance in mineral processing. The energy required for crushing and grinding is presented by the Bond work index and is determined ...
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Section snippets Grinding kinetics in the Bond ball mill. Tests of grinding kinetics in the Bond ball mill (Fig. 1, Fig. 2) has shown that over a shorter grinding period, the process follows the law of first order kinetics R = R 0 e-kt where R = test-sieve oversize at the time (t); R 0 = test sieve at the beginning of grinding (t = 0); k: grinding rate …
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The Bond work index is a research methodology, which is widely used for the estimation of power required to grind the materials. Keeping in view the difficulty in determining this index, many alternatives to the standard method have been explored by
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The energy required for crushing and grinding is presented by the Bond work index and is determined by means of Bond grindability test. This paper presents the experimental results of the Bond work index values obtained by the standard method on limestone and andesite samples, as well as composite samples…
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It is a well-known fact that the value of the Bond work index (wi) for a given ore varies along with the grinding size. In this study, a variability bysis is carried out with the Bond standard grindability tests on different critical metal ores (W, Ta), ranging from coarse grinding (rod mills) to fine grinding (ball mills). The relationship between wi and …
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crystalline materials like limestone and magnesite as well . ... For fine and ultrafine grinding, the Bond work index is an inappropriate measure of grindability, so alternatives are discussed ...
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Table 1 The Bond work index values obtained by standard the Bond procedure and values calculated according to the mass fraction of the sample components Test sieve, Wi, Wi calcul., Difference, Sample µm kWh/t kWh/t % 74 13.90 / / Limestone : andesite 105 12.77 / / 100 : 0 150 12.63 / / 74 14.51 14.95 3.02 Limestone : andesite 105 13.91 13.81 ...
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The metal Bond ball mill is 30.5 cm inside diameter and. 30.5 cm inside length, with rounded corners. It is smooth except for the door hole used for charging. The grinding charge consists of 285 iron or steel balls (43 @ 36.8 mm diameter, 67 @ 29.7 mm diameter, 10 @. 25.4 mm diameter, 71 @ 19.1 mm diameter, and 94 @.
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In this study, limestone samples (a total of 108 sample) were collected from two limestone quarries. The collected samples were initially in the form of palm sized and they were crushed to −2.36 mm. Grinding experiments were conducted in standard HGI (Hardgrove Grindability Index) mill and Ring mill.
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Deniz (2004) [22], presented the relationship between Bond's grindability and breakage parameters of grinding kinetic. He conducted grindability test on 6 limestone samples taken from different regions of Turkey and found the following relation between breakage parameter (S i, a T, β and γ) with correlation coefficients of 0.96, …
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where W is the specific grinding energy (kWh/t), W i is the Bond ball mill work index (kWh/t), F80 is the feed 80 pct passing size (μm), and P80 is the product 80 pct passing size (μm). It can be seen that in the regime in which the Bond equation is valid, energy use increases exponentially as product size decreases with constant feed size ...
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Limestone: 13.8: 10.3: 12.7: 14.0: 14.0: 14.0: 9.9: 4-36: 177: Limestone burnt: 11.0: 6-18: 5: Magnesite: 12.3: 11.1: 12.2: 12.5: 12.0: 14.6: 5-25: 18: Manganese ore: 13.5: 12.2: 13.4: 14.0: 13.9: 6-23: 19: Magnetite: 11.0: Malartic: 19.1: Marble: 4.1: Marl: …
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The Bond work index is a research methodology, which is widely used for the estimation of power required to grind the materials. Keeping in view the difficulty in determining this index, many ...
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The present work seeks to establish a relationship between Bond's work index (Wi), indexes n (uniformity constant), and K (rate constant) from the theory of grinding kinetics so that by collecting and analyzing only bygone data, a decision could be taken out about the size of the mill. 2. An approach to grinding theory and systems 2.1.
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They work index changes of ore mixtures as a found that the energy required for grinding function of the mixture composition, and is most often lower when the components found …
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No. 3-4, 2017 Mining & Metallurgy Engineering Bor24 Figure 2 The limestone content in grinding product during the standard Bond test on samples with the composition limestone : andesite = 50: 50 ...
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