Steel Consumption In Open-Circuit Grinding At The Sidbec-Normines Ltd Pellet Plant

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Remi Tremblay
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Jan 1, 1984

Abstract

This paper describes the laboratory study which permitted an exploration of high grinding ball consumption in the secondary open circuit wet grinding mills at the Sidbec-Normines plant, Port Cartier, Québec. Corrosion undoubtedly exists but is of minor importance. Abrasion resulting from the physical nature of the company's iron concentrate is the main reason for the high ball wear. It was found that at least 30% reduction in ball consumption is possible by decreasing attrition grinding through the use of lifters in the mill. At the industrial level this would entail more lifters and/or higher lifters in the mill linings.
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APA: Remi Tremblay  (1984)  Steel Consumption In Open-Circuit Grinding At The Sidbec-Normines Ltd Pellet Plant

MLA: Remi Tremblay Steel Consumption In Open-Circuit Grinding At The Sidbec-Normines Ltd Pellet Plant. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1984.

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