The Hardgrove grindability test, commonly used in coal characterization, was conducted on 13 Mississippian carbonates from Kentucky, Tennessee and Illinois. The results demonstrated that the grindability increases with a decrease in the SiO2/(MgCO3+CaCO3) ratio, with fine-grained and petrographically-complex stones …
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Mosher JB, Tague CB (2001) Conduct and precision of Bond grindability testing. Miner Eng 14(10):1187–1197. Article Google Scholar Kaya E, Fletcher PC, Thompson P (2003) Reproducibility of Bond grindability work index. Min. Metallur Explor 20:140–142. Article Google Scholar
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is the target sieve size (µm), G is the grindability (net g/rev). Bond Index Equations . Bond Index Results Sample HGI F80 (µm) P80 (µm) Target (µm) Grindability per rev Final rev count Bond Index KWh/ton Power to grind to product size (kWh/ton) Wood Pellets 17.60 8400 786 1000 0.053 2141 413.03 102.29
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The ball mill grindability test, which is similar to the Bond grindability test, was first introduced by Maxson, Cadena and Bond in 1933 (Maxson et al., 1933). Later, F. Bond developed a new grindability test as the Bond grindability Index as a method in 1956 with both different mill diameter and different material and ball load.
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Heat flow as a function of time for C 88 G 12 (red line) and C 88 G 0 (dashed line). The points ... V. Deniz, Estimation of the Bond grindability index from chemical analysis values and modulus of mixture of raw material of marls. Advances in Cement Research. 24(1), 3–10 (2012)
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The Bond grindability testing procedure has been standardized to obtain the same grindability values, i.e., Bond work index (BWi), on the same ore when tests are performed in different laboratories or by different operators. This is accomplished by the standardization of mill dimensions, tumbling speed, grinding-ball charge weight and …
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Yes, the Bond index is useful and widely accepted in the mining industry but it has serious limitations. This needs to be captured accurately in the Introduction section. ... attract more readers if authors summarize main findings of their review in a table comparing pros and cons of different grindability tests. Line 483:
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The Bond grindability has the advantage that it can be empirically related to the energy required for comminution (work index), whereas the Hardgrove grindability test has the advantage of being ...
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The Tovarov grindability index is used to determine the influence of materials on the cement clinker grinding capacity of a mill; the basis is rotary kiln clinker with a defined grindability index of a = 1.According to this, a mill grinding 30 t/h clinker, will grind 30 x 1.40 = 42 t/h of marl or 30 x 0.6 = 18 t/h of silica sand. The grindability index of rotary …
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developing a database using reference-calibration samples. Extensive bond grindability test for determining the work index was conducted at five different closing mesh aperture sizes to observe the variations in outcome parameters such as: work index, product size P80, and grams per revolution (g rev-1). The purpose of this work is to …
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A standard Bond mill (Fig. 1) was designed to perform the work index tests and determine the energy consumption of various s minerals.The mill has a round internal housing at the corners, has no lifters, and is for dry grinding. The inner diameter and the length are 0.305 m, and the ball load is 19.4% of mill volume (equaling a total weight of …
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microns) sieve. The Hardgrove index is calculated according to the empirical formula H = 13 + 6.93D (5.1) where D is the passing rate in g. A higher Hardgrove index is equivalent with better grindability, but no proportionality exists between Hardgrove index and energy demand: H = 100 in no way means a double output when compar ing with H = 50.
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Relationships between dynamic elastic parameters and Bond grindability and work index are shown in Fig. 3, Fig. 4, Fig. 5, Fig. 6, Fig. 7, Fig. 8, and equations of correlation between W i and G bg with dynamic elastic parameters (G d, E d and K d) are shown in Fig. 9. Experimental and estimated values for.
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The relationship between wi and grinding size did not show a clear correlation, while the grindability index (gpr) and the grinding size showed a robust correlation, fitting in all …
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The Hardgrove grindability index (HGI) is a widely used coal-quality parameter with applications in coal mining, beneficiation, and utilization. An understanding of the petrology of the coal is fundamental to understanding the validity of the HGI in the given application. ... Bond, F.C., 1954, "Crushing and grinding calculations," CIM ...
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Learn what Bond's work index is and how it relates to mineral grindability, specific energy consumption and power models. Find out the differences between laboratory, operating …
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The standard ball mill Bond grindability testThe standard Bond grindability test is a closed-cycle dry grinding and screening process, which is carried out until steady state condition is obtained. This test has been described as follows (Bond and Maxson, 1943; Yap et al., 1982; Austin and Brame, 1983; Magdalinovic, 1989).
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The FC Bond Work Index Test Ball Mill was designed by F. C. Bond for use in determining the Bond Index, a measure of grindability and power required for grinding applications. The FC Bond Mills are used in laboratories throughout the world. A copy of Fred C. Bond's Method of Crushing and Grinding for determination of the Bond Index is …
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It is a well-known fact that the value of the Bond work index (w) for a given ore varies along with the grinding size. In this study, a variability bysis is carried out with the Bond standard grindability tests on different critical metal ores (W, Ta), ranging from …
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Bond Work Index (BWI) & Hardgrove Grindability Index (HGI) tests for biomass & coal. BWI can predict the potential for mill choking of biomass in a tube and …
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Grinding media influence the energy consumption and eficiency of the grinding process during the calculation of the Bond Work index (BWi), a well-known method for selecting …
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From these relationships, the Bond grindability index of marl samples can be determined with good accuracy. Discover the world's research. 25+ million members; 160+ million publication pages;
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Bond's work index is one of the mostly widely used metrics of mineral grindability. In spite of its ubiquity, users are often not aware of the nuances of the work index family: what are its strengths and weaknesses. Moreover, the operating work index frequently gets confused for a specific energy (SEC) consumption in documents such
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(2); in this case, with two rank parameters)). Li et al. (2005) 1 built upon Sengupta's (2002) work, even testing Eq. (1), above, against their data with, admittedly, poor results owing to the ...
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Variability Study of Bond Work Index and Grindability Index on Various Critical Metal Ores Gloria G. García 1, Josep Oliva 2, Eduard Guasch 2, Hernán Anticoi 3, Alfredo L. Coello‐Velázquez 4 and Juan M. Menéndez‐Aguado 1,* 1 Escuela Politécnicade Mieres, Universityof Oviedo,Gonzalo Gutiérrez Quirós,
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Here is the old Allis-Chalmers Bond Work Index Grindability Test Procedure. The standard feed is prepared by stage crushing to all passing a 6 mesh sieve, but finer feed can be used when necessary. It is screen analyzed and packed by shaking in a 1000-cc graduated cylinder, and the weight of 700 cc is placed in the mill and ground …
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The Ball Mill Grindability of ores is generally determined by the Bond standard grindability index test method. However, this test and procedure is not applicable to fine materials such as sands; the grindability of fine materials must therefore be determined by a comparative grinding method, for which a reference material of know …
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The results of the mixtures' Bond measurement in accordance with the grinding cycles (n) can be found in Fig. 1, Fig. 2, Fig. 3, Fig. 4.In these figures the G grindability coefficient (Fig. 1.b/3 G = f(n)), the < 106 μm product (Fig. 1.b/1 c LP = f(n)), the actual feed (Fig. 1.b/2 c LF = f(n)) and the initial, null state limestone content, as well …
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