The average value of the last three cycles is taken as the standard Bond grindability (G), which is the net grams of undersize produced per mill revolution. "Work Index, W i " is given by the following empirical equation: (1) W i = 44. 5 / P 0. 23 · G 0. 82 · (10 / P 80-10 / F 80) 4. Brittleness test for the determination of friability value
Detailsequation was then used to calculate the work index of the Muro iron ore which was found to be 24.84 kWh/ t when marble was used as reference ore and 27.41 kWh/ t when granite was used as reference
DetailsThe Bond low-energy impact test, also named impact work index or Bond impact crushing work index, can measure the crushing work index (CWI) and describes …
DetailsFig. 1 (a) shows the ore used in the determination of the Work Index with the standard methodology (Bond, 1961), the reduced methodology (Ahmadi et al., 2009), and with the use of standard and ...
DetailsTo calculate the Bond work index ( Wi) in a standard laboratory scale rod-mill, Bond derived the following equation: (1) W i = 62 P i 0.23 G i 0.625 10 P - 10 F kw h sh t where F is 80% passing size of original feed, P is 80% passing size of circuit product and Pi is the test-sieve size in μm [1]. The standard procedure to determine all Bond ...
DetailsThe test determines the Bond Impact Work Index which is used with Bond's Third Theory of Comminution to calculate net power requirements when sizing crushers*. It is also used to determine the …
DetailsBond's work index is one of the mostly widely used metrics of mineral grindability. In spite of its ubiquity, users are often not aware of the nuances of the work index family: what …
DetailsD. Todorović Maja Trumić L. Andric V. Milošević Milan Trumić. Engineering, Materials Science. 2016. The Bond work index is a measure of ore resistance to crushing and grinding and is determined using the Bond grindability test. Its value constitutes ore characteristic and is used for industrial….
DetailsA higher Bond work index value was found for the BHJ ore (15.4 kWh/ton) than for the BHQ ore (12.4 kWh/ton). A decrease in the product particle size was associated with an increase in the work index value. Single-particle breakage experiments were designed by varying feed particle size and input energy.
DetailsAbstract and Figures. It is a well-known fact that the value of the Bond work index (wi) for a given ore varies along with the grinding size. In this study, a variability bysis is carried out with ...
DetailsThe ore resistance to grinding and energy consumption can be expressed using the work index and Bond's Third Theory. The Bond Third Theory method is widely used in the design of the grinding cycle, selection of grinding equipment, determination of required grinding power, and performance evaluation of the process.
DetailsThe Bond work index is a measure of ore resistance to crushing and grinding and is determined using the Bond grindability test. Its value constitutes ore characteristic and is used for industrial ...
DetailsFor the evaluation of laboratory and industrial experiments, the work index can be determined as follows: BWI = 44.5 P 1 0.23 × G 0.82 10 P − 10 F where BWI = Bond's work index (kWh/sh. Ton), F = 80% passing size of original feed (μm), P = 80% passing size of circuit product (μm), P1 = Test-sieve size (μm) and G = Net grams of …
DetailsIt is a well-known fact that the value of the Bond work index (wi) for a given ore varies along with the grinding size. In this study, a variability bysis is carried out with the Bond standard grindability tests on …
DetailsBond work index and the consumed energy [6]. Berry and Bruce (1966) discovered new method for determining the work index, the concept of this method depended on the use of a reference ore of known work index[7]. Iron ore is one of the important industrial minerals used in steel industrials. Magnetite, hematite and goethite are considered the ...
DetailsThe Bond's equation was then used to calculate the work index of the Muro iron ore which was found to be 24.84 kWh/ t when marble was used as reference ore and 27.41 kWh/ t when granite was used ...
DetailsDetermining the Bond index using the Fred Bond method [1,2] is considered the state‐of‐the‐art methodology for mill calculations and a critical process parameter in raw …
DetailsThe Bond work index, Wi, is defined in a Bond ball mill on the samples of standard size − 3.327 + 0 mm. In practice, it is possible to find materials of non-standard size that are finer than 3.327 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 ...
DetailsTavares et al. (2012) and Ahmadi et al. (2013) then used this same model and a batch test as an alternative to the standard Bond rod mill test to estimate the Bond rod work index. Grandy and ...
DetailsIn this study, the Bond work index of Birnin- Gwari iron ore in northern Nigeria is determined using modified Bond's method using 'reference ore'. Samples of iron ore were sourced using random method, reference minerals; marble and granite of known weight and iron ore of known weight were ground using the laboratory ball mill grinding ...
DetailsThe Bond's work index of the above rock samples calculated from the Hardgrove index value has shown a variation from 7.7 to 10.3 kWh/sh.t. A correlation is found between the friability value and ...
DetailsThe Bond's equation was then used to calculate the work index of the Muro iron ore which was found to be 24.84 kWh/ t when marble was used as reference ore and 27.41 kWh/ t when granite was used ...
DetailsThe 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 …
DetailsThe reason for this variation in ball mill work index is because the ore at Mt. Milligan has an intrinsic exponent of –0.45 in the 100 µm to 200 µm size range, not the –0.50 exponent empirically measured by F. Bond. The work index increase between 100 µm and 76 µm is due to a porphyritic grain size that causes a spike in energy
DetailsThe Bond's equation was then used to calculate the work index of the Muro iron ore which was found to be 24.84 kWh/ t when marble was used as reference ore and 27.41 kWh/ t when granite was used ...
DetailsThis 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. Source 1. Source 2. Source 3. Source 3. Source 4.
DetailsThe Bond work index is a measure of ore resistance to crushing and grinding and is determined using the Bond grindability …
DetailsBased on the defined first-order grinding kinetics in the Bond ball mill, a procedure has been developed for the rapid determination of the work index (Wi) by …
DetailsBond work index is an index to evaluate the difficulty of ore grinding. The theoretical basis of Bond work index to measure ore grindability is Bond's ore crushing crack theory [24,25,26]. According to the standard Bond test requirements, the bond work index test of raw materials and pre-enriched adopted a Φ305 × 305 mm standard work …
DetailsA bench test was developed for dry grinding to determine the Bond work index and to know the PSD and hematite liberation in all the three iron ore product samples obtained from the BBM. For each iron ore sample, 700 cc of feed was weighed and added into the BBM. The BBM was set for 100 revolutions in the first iteration.
DetailsMineral ore Work index Mineral ore Work index; Barite: 4.28 – 6.24: Graphite: 1.75 – 45.03: Bauxite: 2.38 – 9.45: ... Characterization of Chemical Composition and Microstructure of Natural Iron Ore from Muko Deposits, ISRN Materials Science (2012) 2012:9. ... Summary and determination of Bond Work Index using an Ordinary …
DetailsThe basic work index equation is: W = 10 Wi/√P – 10 Wi/√F(1) where W is the work input required in kilowatt hours per short ton to grind from 80% passing F microns to 80% passing P microns, and Wi is the work index, or the grinding resistance parameter. It represents the energy input required in kilowatt hours to reduce a sh…See more on 911metallurgist
1.. IntroductionA Bond Ball Mill Work Index test is a standard test for determining the ball mill work index of a sample of ore. It was developed by Fred Bond in 1952 and modified in 1961 (JKMRC CO., 2006).This index is widely used in the mineral industry for comparing the resistance of different materials to ball milling, for estimating …
DetailsThe standard Bond ball mill grindability test determines the ore grindability (g rev−1) and work index on an ore which gives the ball mill power consumption. The test is carried out on a standard … Expand
DetailsAbstract and Figures. Bond's work index is one of the mostly widely used metrics of mineral grindability. In spite of its ubiquity, users are often not aware of the nuances of the work index ...
DetailsHere is a list presented in table form of Rod Mill Work Index as tested/presented by SME handbook of mineral processing, N.L Weiss Editor, N.Y. 1985. Rapid Determination of Bond Rod-mill Work Index by Craig Taylor on Scribd . ... Iron ore, unidentified: 11.3: 3-20: 54: Hematite: 12.5: 5-22: 64: Conc: Specularite: Limonite: 9.3: 4 …
DetailsGrinding is one of the most costly operations in the mechanical breaking and mining. Determination of the breakage characteristics and preconditioning is important to increase the grinding efficiency. Investigations of the seismic, mechanical and breakage properties of iron oxides are very important parameters for investigating the rock …
DetailsPE series jaw crusher is usually used as primary crusher in quarry production lines, mineral ore crushing plants and powder making plants.
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