A ball mill is to grind 250 tons/day of calcite having a specific surface of 90.34 cm²/g. No recrushing of material is to be done. Overall energy effectiveness of the ball mill is 7.5%. Rittinger's number of calcite is 1053 cm²/ft-lbf. Assuming the calcite have densities=2 g/cm³ and are perfect spheres, find required energy. Mesh Size Mass Fraction 0.02 0.07 0.18 0.25 0.14 0.11 65/100 0.08 100/150 0.05 150/200 0.04 200/270 0.0325 270/400 0.0275 10/14 14/20 20/28 28/35 35/48 48/65 Diameter (cm) PS43NN 5 2.5 2 1 ööööö 5512- 0.5 0.5 0.1 0.2 0.1

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A ball mill is to grind 250 tons/day of calcite having a specific surface of 90.34 cm/g. No recrushing of material
is to be done. Overall energy effectiveness of the ball mill is 7.5%. Rittinger's number of calcite is 1053 cm?/ft-Ibf.
Assuming the calcite have densities=2 g/cm³ and are perfect spheres, find required energy.
Mass
Fraction
Mesh Size
Diameter
(cm)
10/14
0.02
5
14/20
0.07
4
20/28
0.18
3
28/35
0.25
2.5
35/48
0.14
2
48/65
0.11
1
65/100
0.08
0.5
100/150
0.05
0.5
150/200
0.04
0.1
200/270
0.0325
0.2
270/400
0.0275
0.1
Transcribed Image Text:A ball mill is to grind 250 tons/day of calcite having a specific surface of 90.34 cm/g. No recrushing of material is to be done. Overall energy effectiveness of the ball mill is 7.5%. Rittinger's number of calcite is 1053 cm?/ft-Ibf. Assuming the calcite have densities=2 g/cm³ and are perfect spheres, find required energy. Mass Fraction Mesh Size Diameter (cm) 10/14 0.02 5 14/20 0.07 4 20/28 0.18 3 28/35 0.25 2.5 35/48 0.14 2 48/65 0.11 1 65/100 0.08 0.5 100/150 0.05 0.5 150/200 0.04 0.1 200/270 0.0325 0.2 270/400 0.0275 0.1
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