Abstract
The article considers a model for monitoring the grinding process in a ball mill, where the ground material itself is involved in grinding. The constructed model takes into account the uncertainties associated with the quality indicators of the processed ore at the beginning and in the process of grinding, the influence of the quality indicators of the ore in terms of particle size and their hardness on the kinetics of grinding. The non-linearity of the technological process and uncertainties are taken into account in the control system aimed at stabilizing the system. The model is presented in the form of four blocks describing the main links of the mill plant. At the output of the model, the participation of the mill, the volume of the sump are determined, and the particle size at the outlet of the hydrocyclone is estimated. The operation of the hydrocyclone control system is demonstrated, which controls the loading density and particle size depending on the change in ore quality.
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