Title of article
Investigating flow conditions in dynamic air classification
Author/Authors
Kolacz، نويسنده , , J.، نويسنده ,
Issue Information
روزنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 2002
Pages
8
From page
131
To page
138
Abstract
Operating conditions during the air classification process, of critical importance for many grinding operations, were tested in laboratory scale. For efficient and satisfactory operation, the most important parameters, such as air flow rate, concentration of material in the air, rotor speed, wear rate, classification capacity and efficiency, require optimization. This paper indicates the influence of operating parameters on the classification process and provides optimization examples carried out by practical testing. On-line particle size and concentration measurement from Malvern Insitec was used to investigate the flow conditions during testing. Direct on-line measurement was possible inside the classifier circuit, thanks to the “multi-scattering” algorithm system, designed for the on-line measurement of highly concentrated particles in flows ranging from static to supersonic.
Keywords
Classification , Grinding , Particle size , On-line analysis
Journal title
Minerals Engineering
Serial Year
2002
Journal title
Minerals Engineering
Record number
2273791
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