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What are the best grinding mills for achieving fine particle sizes in ore processing?

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In the realm of ore processing, achieving the desired fine particle size is critical for efficient extraction and processing operations. Grinding mills play a pivotal role in this process, pulverizing ore to a fine powder to allow for better reaction with processing agents. The technology behind grinding mills has evolved significantly, and several types are available, each with its own advantages for achieving fine particle sizes. Understanding which mill to use is essential for optimizing processing and ensuring the highest quality outcome from the ore.

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Ramesh krishna

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Kent Mogstad

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1 Ball Mills

Ball mills are a classic choice in ore processing for achieving fine particle sizes. They work by rotating a cylinder filled with both ore and grinding media, typically steel balls. As the cylinder spins, the balls fall on the ore, breaking it down into fine particles. The simplicity and effectiveness of ball mills make them a popular choice, especially for ores that are not overly hard. The final particle size can be controlled by adjusting the duration of the grinding, the size of the balls, and other parameters.

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There are many types of grinding mills to choose from, depending on the specific ore characteristics and desired particle size distribution. Each type of mill has its advantages and is suitable for particular applications, so the choice should be based on the specific requirements of the ore processing operation. Some examples of grinding mills are ball mills, which are rotating cylinders filled with steel balls that grind the material by impact and attrition. Another example is small media mills, and rod mills, which are similar to ball mills but use long rods for grinding media to grind the material by impact and attrition. jet mills are often the preferred choices

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2 Rod Mills

Rod mills function similarly to ball mills but use long rods for grinding media. The rods grind the ore by tumbling within the mill, which can prevent the steel grinding rods from being overground into shorter pieces. This type of mill is particularly effective for grinding mineral ores to a size where the useful minerals are liberated from the waste material. Rod mills are often used in preparation for ball or pebble milling, where further grinding to a fine powder is required.

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3 SAG Mills

Semi-Autogenous Grinding (SAG) mills are another popular choice for ore processing. They combine some features of ball mills and autogenous mills. In SAG mills, both the ore itself and the grinding media (balls) contribute to the grinding process. This setup reduces the need for high-density grinding media, which can be costly. SAG mills are effective for processing large quantities of ore and can achieve a fine grind with a relatively large particle feed.

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SAG mills are great for grinding large ore chunks to a good final size, they might not be the most economical choice for very fine grinding

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4 Stirred Mills

Stirred mills use an internal agitator to move grinding media around in a stationary tank, creating intense shear and attrition forces. This type of mill is known for its ability to produce very fine particle sizes, sometimes into the submicron range. Stirred mills are particularly useful for ores that are soft or have a tendency to clump together, as they can effectively break apart these materials without over-grinding non-target components.

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5 Jet Mills

Jet mills offer a different approach to grinding, using high-velocity air jets to collide particles against each other. This method of impact grinding can achieve extremely fine particle sizes and is often used for materials that are sensitive to heat or have low melting points. While not as commonly used in ore processing as other types, jet mills can be ideal for certain specific applications where other mills might not be as effective.

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Also great for brittle ceramics, such as alumina and silicon carbide, as the particle-particle collisions reduce the wear on processing equipment!

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Hitesh W.

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jet mills are a great option for achieving ultra-fine particle size in ore processing due to their efficiency and minimal contamination. But, weigh the energy consumption, maintenance needs, and material compatibility before making your final decision.

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6 HPGR Mills

High Pressure Grinding Rolls (HPGR) mills are increasingly popular in modern ore processing. They use two counter-rotating rolls to crush ore under high pressure. This can lead to micro-fracturing within the ore and a high degree of size reduction. HPGR mills are particularly effective for hard ores and can lead to energy savings compared to traditional grinding methods. The resulting fine particle sizes can enhance downstream processing and recovery rates.

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7 Here’s what else to consider

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Ramesh krishna

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Vertical roller mills (VRMs) use rollers and a table to grind materials under high pressure. They are highly effective for grinding cement clinker and can also be used for ore grinding, particularly when high throughput and energy efficiency are required. rollers and a table to grind materials under high pressure. They are particularly effective for grinding cement clinker and can also be used for ore grinding, especially when high throughput and energy efficiency are desired.

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Praveen Philips

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Particle size reduction and control vs time & power drawn in the system is a consideration for grinding efficiency. Particle geometry is an important aspect in achieving accelerated grinding. The use of ultrasound within the grinding chamber could also increase pressure.

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The “best” grinding mill depends on ore properties, required particle size, energy efficiency, and cost. Stirred mills are ideal for ultra-fine grinding below 15 microns. Ball mills are versatile for coarse to fine grinding but less efficient at ultra-fine sizes. High-Pressure Grinding Rolls (HPGR) excel in pre-grinding to medium sizes and enhancing the efficiency of ball mills. Choosing the right mill involves assessing ore characteristics, processing goals, and financial considerations, often using a combination of mill types for optimal results.

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