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    HW No 2-S2015

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    The document provides the differential screen analysis of the product from a gyratory crusher processing trap rock under two grinding conditions: the first grind and second grind. The power required for the first grind is 400 kW, of which 10 kW is for an empty mill. Using the Bond method, the task is to estimate the work required per ton of rock for each grind based on the screen analysis data provided in a table. A second question asks to determine the energy required to crush a material from 25 mm to 3.5 mm, assuming Rittinger's law, Kick's law, and Bond's law.

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    The document provides the differential screen analysis of the product from a gyratory crusher processing trap rock under two grinding conditions: the first grind and second grind. The power required for the first grind is 400 kW, of which 10 kW is for an empty mill. Using the Bond method, the task is to estimate the work required per ton of rock for each grind based on the screen analysis data provided in a table. A second question asks to determine the energy required to crush a material from 25 mm to 3.5 mm, assuming Rittinger's law, Kick's law, and Bond's law.

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    The document provides the differential screen analysis of the product from a gyratory crusher processing trap rock under two grinding conditions: the first grind and second grind. The power required for the first grind is 400 kW, of which 10 kW is for an empty mill. Using the Bond method, the task is to estimate the work required per ton of rock for each grind based on the screen analysis data provided in a table. A second question asks to determine the energy required to crush a material from 25 mm to 3.5 mm, assuming Rittinger's law, Kick's law, and Bond's law.

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    HW No 2-S2015

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    The document provides the differential screen analysis of the product from a gyratory crusher processing trap rock under two grinding conditions: the first grind and second grind. The power required for the first grind is 400 kW, of which 10 kW is for an empty mill. Using the Bond method, the task is to estimate the work required per ton of rock for each grind based on the screen analysis data provided in a table. A second question asks to determine the energy required to crush a material from 25 mm to 3.5 mm, assuming Rittinger's law, Kick's law, and Bond's law.

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    Q1. Trap rock is crushed in gyratory crusher. The feed is nearly uniform 2-in
    spheres. The differential screen analysis of the product is given in the table
    below in column 1. The power required to crush this material is 400 kW. Of
    this 10 kW is needed to operate empty mill. By reducing the clearance
    between crushing head and the cone, the deferential screen analysis of the
    product becomes that given in column 2 of the table below. Using the bond
    method, estimate the work necessary per ton of rock in both first and second
    grind
    mesh
    4/6
    6/8
    8/10
    10/14
    14/20
    20/28
    28/35
    35/48
    48/65
    -65
    65/100
    100/150
    -150

    Product
    First grind
    3.1
    10.3
    20
    18.6
    15.2
    12
    9.5
    6.5
    4.3
    0.5

    Second grind
    3.3
    8.2
    11.2
    12.3
    13
    19.5
    13.5
    8.5
    6.2
    4
    0.3

    Q2. A material consisting originally of 25 mm particles is crushed to


    an average size of 7 mm and requires 20 kJ/kg for this size
    reduction. Determine the energy required to crush the material
    from 25 mm to 3.5 mm assuming
    a) Rittingers law,
    b) Kick's law
    c) Bond's law

    Deadline 8/03/2015

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