Method for incorporation of shape characterization into cone crusher model

The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining
A. C. Apling N. B. Barrett
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Apr 1, 1995

Abstract

Roadstone production requires the generation of non-flaky material, as outlined in British Standard 812 section 105.1; with respect to this criterion, a mathematical model of a cone crusher must be able to predict the flakiness index of a particular size range as determined by the relationship between thickness and nominal size. The Whiten cone crusher model utilises breakage and classification functions to predict a product particle size distribution only, so a shape function has been proposed that is based on a phenomenological approach, taking into account the transfer between flaky and non-flaky material at each stage of breakage. The results of laboratory tests to determine material breakage characteristics and of examination of pilot-scale test products illustrate the method's potential
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APA: A. C. Apling N. B. Barrett  (1995)  Method for incorporation of shape characterization into cone crusher model

MLA: A. C. Apling N. B. Barrett Method for incorporation of shape characterization into cone crusher model. The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining, 1995.

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