Process Dynamics Of Grinding Circuits And The Why Of Automatic Control

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
T. C. Crosby
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Jan 1, 1966

Abstract

Grinding has a marked effect on concentrator recovery and opera- ting cost, improved operation through automatic control can enhance plant performance. The correct application of automatic control can only be accomplished after the basic process variables and their effect on mill operation have been defined. This paper develops a control system for a closed circuit grinding system. Typical control systems such as feed, water flow, level and circulating load are discussed. A method of determining controllability is outlined using the calculated reaction curve technique. Various successful methods of automatic grinding control applications are discussed and future possibilities are outlined. Although this paper primarily deals with closed circuit wet grinding circuits, the principles involved can be readily applied to other processes.
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APA: T. C. Crosby  (1966)  Process Dynamics Of Grinding Circuits And The Why Of Automatic Control

MLA: T. C. Crosby Process Dynamics Of Grinding Circuits And The Why Of Automatic Control. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1966.

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