The ball mill performance was poor and could be indicated by only 59 % of< 125 µm (target product) in the discharge. ... Bond Ball Mill Work Index in kWh/t. Bond Rod Mill Work Index ...
Istilah BWI sendiri dapat disebut lagi menjadi Bond Ball Mill Work Index (BBWI) atau Bond Rod Mill Work Index (BRWI). Ini tergantung dari media gerus yang digunakan selama percobaan, apakah bola baja atau batang baja. Untuk menghitung BWI digunakan formula sbb: Dimana. Wi = Nilai bond work index yang dicari (kwh/ton)
The Work Index is used when determining the size of the mill and grinding power required to produce the required ore throughput in a ball mill. 2. Procedure Bond Ball Mill Grindability The sample was crushed to 100% passing 6 mesh (), from this a 700 cc volume was measured and weighed to be used as feed for the Bond Mill.
The work index Wi was defined by F. Bond as the specific energy (kWh/ton) required to reduce a particulate material from infinite grain size to 100 microns. ... The energy consumed by the ball ...
The laboratory procedure for running a Bond ball mill work index test requires that the operator choose a closing screen sieve size. The instruction is to choose a sieve size that results in the ...
The Bond ball mill work index (Wi BM, or BWi) conducted from a feed size of approximately 2 mm to a product size on the order of 100 µm. The Bond rod mill work index (Wi RM, or RWi) conducted from a feed size of approximately 10 mm to a product size on the order of 1 mm.
The goal of this work is to create an equation to adjust a Bond ball mill work index from one P80 basis to another. The proposed model consists of two components, the variable coefficient that is ...
A wet grinding ball mill in closed circuit is to be fed 100 TPH of a material with a work index of 15 and a size distribution of 80% passing ¼ inch (6350 microns). The required product size distribution is to be 80% passing 100 mesh (149 microns). In order to determine the power requirement, the steps are as follows: Example Calculation
The P 80 of a ball mill work index test can be estimated if the P 100 is know based on this equation: Estimate grams per revolution when only P100 is known. NI43101 reports often provide P 100 and the work index. To estimate the other parameters, you can assume: the P 80 is × (P 100, µm)
Use this online formula to calculate a Ball Mill, Rod Mill or SAG Mill Operating Work Index. Based on Fred Bond's work you can estimate the energy used into your grinding circuit. This is the most accurate and informative method, but much of the data necessary for its application is not yet available.
This Table of Ball Mill Bond Work Index of Minerals is a summary as tested on 'around the world sample'. You can find the SG of each mineral samples on the other table.
C) for coarse rocks (7550 mm), a rod mill work index (Wi RM) for intermediate sized particles (253 mm), and a ball mill work index (Wi BM) for small particles (<3 mm) (Ammtec, 2000). Laboratory testwork is required to determine these Work Indices, and each test requires carefully collected samples of rock that is representative of future mill ...
Conclusions. The power model and linear model both will give reasonable P80 estimates given the P100 of a Bond ball mill work index test product. The power model might be marginally more robust ...
The Bond work index, W i, is defined in a Bond ball mill on the samples of standard size − + 0 mm. In practice, it is possible to find materials of nonstandard size that are finer than mm.. In this work, a procedure for the calculation of the Bond work index is suggested for cases when the Bond grindability test is conducted on samples of nonstandard size.
The results of the "raw" Bond ball mill work index values for dacite, basalt, and copper ore samples on coarse and fine samples are shown in Table 1. The raw work index is computed using Eq. (10) for the laboratory test results for both "valid" (F 100 = mm) and "invalid" (F 100 ≠ mm) feed to the test.
A Bond Work index mill ball charge and closing screen product size distributions for grinding crystalline grains. Int. J. Miner. Process., 165 (2017), pp. 814, / View PDF View article View in Scopus Google Scholar. Menéndez et al., 2018.
work index covering grinding of fine particles is labelled M. ib (Morrell, 2008). M. ia. values are provided as a standard output from a SMC Test ® (Morrell, 2004. a) whilst M. ib. values can be determined using the data generated by a conventional Bond ball mill work index test (M. ib. is NOT the Bond ball work index). M. ic. and M. ih ...
Abstract The Frederick C. Bond has several grinding indices (ball, rod, abrasion), one of which has been a significant guide for ball mills. The Bond ball mill work index is an expression of the material's resistance to ground and a measure of the grinding efficiency.
Bond Abrasion Index (Ai) sufficient mass to produce 4 x 400 g of charges of 19+ ore. Bond rod mill work index (RWi). Typically, 1012 kg at the target crush size. Bond ball mill work index (BWi). Between 610 kg at the target crush size will suffice depending on the number of cycles. Levin open circuit grindability test.
Typical Mill Circuit Represented by the Bond Ball Mill Test. The procedure for the work index test bases the BW i value on the calculation of new fines generated in the test. This means that the fraction of fines in the feed should not influence the test result significantly, if at all.
The work index (Wi) expresses the kWh required to reduce a short ton of material from theoretically infinite feed size to 80 % passing a square screen opening of 100 microns. The work index values apply to ball mills grinding wet in closed circuit. For dry grinding in closed circuit the work input calculated by Bond's basic Third Theory ...
grams per revolution (Gbp) is the ball mill grindability. The ball mill work index, Wi (kWh/short ton) is calculated from the following equation (Bond 1961):1 The mill should be cleaned by either blowing air into it or wiping the interior with a cloth and or brush. The FC Bond ball mill is now ready for the next sample.
The Bond Ball Mill Work Index (Wi) is one such spatial estimate which remains difficult to infer correctly. The Wi defines the specific energy (kWh/ton) required in grinding a ton of ore in the ball mill from a very large size (infinite) to 100 m (Lynch et al. Citation 2015). At the time of writing, this variable is of particular interest for ...
Semiautogenous plus ball mill has been the "work horse" of mills. SAG vs Ball Mill Advantages . AG SAG Mill Grinding Compared Which is Best ... Rod mill grindability tests for Work Index are run at 10 or 14 mesh, and ball mill Work Index tests are run at the desired grind if finer than 28 mesh. All the data obtained is evaluated and ...
The Bond work index most commonly referred to is the BBM work index. This value is obtained in a 12" 12" laboratory mill running at 70 rpm, with rounded inner edges and without lifters. The grinding charge is comprised of a distribution of steel balls with several diameters. Table1shows the original Bond proposal [13], while the last Bond
This is because work index frequently changes as a function of the product size in comminution. If target grind size during a project is changed, or if the test is run at the wrong product size, then it is necessarily to provide a correction. The goal of this work is to create an equation to adjust a Bond ball mill work index from one P 80 basis
and the Bond Ball Mill Work Index Test (GMG, 2021). The sampling and surveying guideline (GMG, 2016) pro vides addi tional detail on how to collect the required data and is critical to this analysis.
The Bond ball mill work index test is thought to be additive because of its units of energy; nevertheless, experimental blending results show a nonadditive behavior. The SPI(R) value is known not to be an additive parameter, however errors introduced by block kriging are not thought to be significant .
The Bond Ball Mill Grindability Test (Bond, 1952, 1961) gives the Bond Ball Mill Work Index. This Index expresses the resistance of a material to ball milling; the higher the value of the Bond Ball Mill Work Index, the more difficult it is to grind the material using a ball mill. This Index is widely used in the mineral industry for:
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