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This is a multi-stage crushing plant feeding a ball mill model that estimates the specific energy consumption (E<sub>BM</sub>) using the Rowland interpretation of the classical Bond work index equation including Rowland efficiency factors.
 
This is a multi-stage crushing plant feeding a ball mill model that estimates the specific energy consumption (E<sub>BM</sub>) using the Rowland interpretation of the classical Bond work index equation including Rowland efficiency factors.
   
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E_{ssbm} = Wi_{C} \times \left ( \tfrac {10}{\sqrt{ 9400 }} - \tfrac {10}{\sqrt{ F_{80} }} \right ) + Wi_{RM} \times \left ( \tfrac {10}{\sqrt{ 2100 }} - \tfrac {10}{\sqrt{ 9400 }} \right )\times EF_4^{RM} + Wi_{BM} \times \left ( \tfrac {10}{\sqrt{ P_{80} }} - \tfrac {10}{\sqrt{ 2100 }} \right ) \times EF_4^{BM} \times EF_5</math>
 
<sup>[[Bibliography:_Specific_energy_consumption_models|Rowland, 2006]]</sup>
 
<sup>[[Bibliography:_Specific_energy_consumption_models|Rowland, 2006]]</sup>
   

Revision as of 02:00, 14 February 2014

Bond Single Stage Ball Mill Model

This is a multi-stage crushing plant feeding a ball mill model that estimates the specific energy consumption (EBM) using the Rowland interpretation of the classical Bond work index equation including Rowland efficiency factors.


E_{ssbm} = Wi_{C} \times \left ( \tfrac {10}{\sqrt{ 9400 }} - \tfrac {10}{\sqrt{ F_{80} }} \right ) + Wi_{RM} \times \left ( \tfrac {10}{\sqrt{ 2100 }} - \tfrac {10}{\sqrt{ 9400 }} \right )\times EF_4^{RM} + Wi_{BM} \times \left ( \tfrac {10}{\sqrt{ P_{80} }} - \tfrac {10}{\sqrt{ 2100 }} \right ) \times EF_4^{BM} \times EF_5 Rowland, 2006

 E_{total} = E_{crusher} +  E_{ball}


The rod mill oversize feed factor (EF4RM) is calculated using the greater of the sample's rod mill or crushing work index. The optimal feed size and EF4 are both calculated using whichever is greater.

The ball mill oversize feed factor (EF4BM) is always calculated with the ball mill work index. The optimal feed size for the EF4BM is always calculated using the rod mill work index.

Default parameter values

  • Assumed crusher product P80 size, µm = 9400
  • Hypothetical rod mill product size, µm = 2100 (mid-point of the range between typical rod mill work index test P80 and typical ball mill work index test F80).