SAG Mill Liner Design for Secondary Crushing (1f7d545d-3a50-4254-8cea-23d41b1e2a55)

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
D. Royston
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Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
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7
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2012

Abstract

Reducing SAG Mill feed size has been a major trend in recent years. ‘Mine to mill’ strategies have reduced blasted-rock size, and in a growing number of operations reducing the primary crusher CSS and/or adding additional crushing upstream of the SAG mill have reduced rock feed size. While reducing feed size will increase SAG mill throughput, issues arise in terms of retaining charge in the mill, exposing the shell lining to impact damage, and maintaining milling performance should the pre-crush system shut down. This paper reviews the past experience on pre-crushing for SAG mills and provides an analysis of liner design (in particular grates and shell liners) for pre-crushed feed.
Citation

APA: D. Royston  (2012)  SAG Mill Liner Design for Secondary Crushing (1f7d545d-3a50-4254-8cea-23d41b1e2a55)

MLA: D. Royston SAG Mill Liner Design for Secondary Crushing (1f7d545d-3a50-4254-8cea-23d41b1e2a55). Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 2012.

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