Bibliography: Mill power draw models
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Mill Power Draw Model Bibliography
Mill power draw models are used to predict the usable power draw that a particular mill will generate.
Morrell Models
The Morrell models for SAG and ball milling are all derived from the same reference and differ in some default parameter values and in the geometry of the mill charge (grate versus overflow discharge).
- Napier-Munn, T.J.; Morrell, S.; Morrison, R.D.; Kojovic, T., Mineral Comminution Circuits; Their Operation and Optimisation, Indooroopilly, Queensland, Australia. First ed. 1996, republished 1999 & 2005. [1]
Loveday/Barratt Model
Loveday produced a largely empirical model using a "Power Number" parameter. Barratt developed a chart of "Power Numbers" for SAG mills that was published in:
- Barratt, D.J. & Sherman, M, Selection and Sizing of Autogenous and Semi-Autogenous Mills, Mineral Processing Plant Design, Practice, and Control. Society for Mining , Metallurgy & Exploration (SME), 2002, Pages 755-782.
Nordberg Model for Ball Mills
- Rexnord Corporation, Nordberg (Red Book)
Nordberg Model for SAG; J. Starkey et al
- Starkey, J.; Hindstrom, S. & Orser, T. Choosing a SAG Mill To Achieve Design Performance; AGM of Canadian Mineral Processors, 2003. Pages 305-316
- Starkey, J. Impact on Grinding Mill Design of Recent New Discoveries; Society for Mining , Metallurgy & Exploration (SME), 2009, Pages 340-346
