A Model Analysis Of The Impact Grinding Of Single Particles

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
P. C. Kapur D. W. Fuerstenau
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Jan 1, 1995

Abstract

A model equation is presented for breakage of single particles as a function of the impact energy. The model takes explicit cognizance of the distribution of feed particles in their resistance to breakage as well as of the weakening of particles under repeated impacts. With the proposed formulation, it is possible to simulate the size spectra of progeny particles, interrelate quantitatively the so-called ‘t’ family of curves, derive an energy-size reduction relationship, compute the primary, energy-free breakage distribution function, and predict the optimum level of impact energy for a given size reduction task. Published data on single-particle impact grinding are in agreement with the model.
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APA: P. C. Kapur D. W. Fuerstenau  (1995)  A Model Analysis Of The Impact Grinding Of Single Particles

MLA: P. C. Kapur D. W. Fuerstenau A Model Analysis Of The Impact Grinding Of Single Particles. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1995.

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