Aerofall Mill Finds Increasing Application

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
Rixford A. Beals
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The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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4
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Publication Date:
Sep 1, 1955

Abstract

Dry grinding without balls is feature of this mill now in use in three countries on two continents. Materials being ground commercially include iron ore, gold ore, asbestos rock, and slag. New large beneficiation plants have been using an almost standardized crushing and grinding flowsheet. Typically a primary gyratory is followed by several stages of fine crushing and grinding is often carried out in a rod mill operating ahead of one or more ball mills. The clearly labeled trend is to an increasing number of stages with a decreased reduction ratio per machine. Current Aerofall mill installations represent a complete reversal of this trend-one mill replaces the several stages of crushing and grinding a more conventional flowsheet would call for.
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APA: Rixford A. Beals  (1955)  Aerofall Mill Finds Increasing Application

MLA: Rixford A. Beals Aerofall Mill Finds Increasing Application. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1955.

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