Effects of HPGER Introduction on Grinding Performance at Pt Freeport Indonesia’s Concentrator

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
A. Villanueva G. Banini J. Hollow R. Butar-Butar J. Mosher
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Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
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Jan 1, 2012

Abstract

The effect of High Pressure Grinding Rolls (HPGR), as a preceding stage to a conventional ball mill circuit at PT Freeport Indonesia’s C1/C2 concentrators, has been studied in terms of downstream grinding efficiency and circuit performance. When milling the product from the HPGR, mill capacity increased by 21% for the same product grind size, when compared to processing similar ore from a conventional crushing circuit. This achievement is a result of several reasons, among them: reduction in feed size (F80), fines generation beyond the proportional reduction in F80, reduction in ore hardness induced by HPGR comminution mechanism, optimization of the recycle system of the HPGR and ball string optimization in the ball mill circuit given the new feed to the mill.
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APA: A. Villanueva G. Banini J. Hollow R. Butar-Butar J. Mosher  (2012)  Effects of HPGER Introduction on Grinding Performance at Pt Freeport Indonesia’s Concentrator

MLA: A. Villanueva G. Banini J. Hollow R. Butar-Butar J. Mosher Effects of HPGER Introduction on Grinding Performance at Pt Freeport Indonesia’s Concentrator. Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 2012.

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