Abstract

It is shown that the developed earlier model of joint grinding of dissimilar particulate solids based on the discrete models of the Boltzmann equation does not take into account the possible size and density classification of particles and the operating of technological equipment in a closed milling circuit. It is substantiated that the problem of improving the efficiency of separation of mixture components, based on the analysis of their treatment in a closed milling circuit is an actual problem in the field. Theoretical investigations were based on the discrete models of the Boltzmann equation and the methods of their solution related to the technology of treatment of dissimilar components mixture. A special program for measurements and experimental data treatment obtained at the laboratory fluidized bed jet mill and the impact mill was developed for the experimental investigations. In the course of computational and experimental study a mathematical model of classification of dissimilar components was proposed and tested as well as the algorithm of its implementation into the general model of a closed milling circuit. The computational investigations were carried out to estimate the model sensitivity to the input parameters disturbance. The directions of improving the efficiency of the objective component separation in the closed milling circuit with the fluidized bed jet mill are found. The developed model the closed milling circuit for grinding dissimilar particulate solids can be used in engineering practice with acceptable accuracy. It can be used to estimate the possible enrichment of particulate solids mixtures and to define the optimal technological conditions of their separation with taking into account the limitations on the objective product impurity. The paths are outlined and the order of selection of the parameters of the grinding processes and the classification for effective separation of the components of the mixture are shown.

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