The authors proposed fundamental correlations among some variables having influences upon the design and operation of closed-circuit grinding
1), and then a new index for expressing the performance of a classifier as the ratio of a specific surface of tailing to that which would be obtained if the ideal separation should occur.
2)In this article, it is reported that the index a obtained from the operating data on several mechanical classifiers employed in Japanese cement plants for treating raw material is found to be about 3-5, which differs considerably from 1 obtained in the case of an ideal separation. The index varies with the change in the specific surface of feed powder, the parting size and the circulating load, as shown in Eq. (12). The parting size x
c, which has already been defined by Tanaka,
2) is correlated with the dimensions of all parts inside the classifier and rotating speed of shaft as shown in Eq. (10). The maximum size of particles in fine x
m, is theoretically treated and then observed by means of a microscope. The relation between parting size x
c and the maximum size x
m is illustrated in Fig.5.
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