Bi 7.

1:

Gii:
1)

Vi F80 = 200 micro,

S.G= 2,8 t/m3,
W= 12,2 kW/t,
D=1m,

c =60

K= 350
dB1 = 13,11 mm
Vi F80 = 4000 micro ,
dB2 = 58,61 mm
dB cn dng = dB2 - dB14 = 5,5 mm
2) ng knh thay th bi nghin:

 dc1 =
11,4
mm vi F80 = 200 micro
dc2 = 50,95 mm vi F80 = 4000 micro
dc cn dng = dc2 - dc1 = 39,55 mm
Bi 8.6:

1. The capacity of the mill under dry and wet grinding coditions
2. The power consumtions at the pinion shaft under dry and wet conditions.
3. The specific grinding energies dry and wet conditions of grinding
Gii:
1. Ta c:
Q = k.L.D2,5
Vi L = 3,6 m; D = 2,74 m; k = /4
Q = 35,14
2.

Vi MR = 36,1 tones; D = 2,74 m;

= 0,7; JR = 0,4

PM (dry) / MR = 4,32 kW/t

PM (wet) = PM (dry) /1,3 => PM (wet) = 120 kW => PM (wet) / MR = 3,32 kW/t

3. PM (dry) = 156 kW
PM (wet) = 120 kW

Bi 9.5:

Gii:
1)

Vi K = 10,6; A = 1,03; JC = 0,4

 PM = 1686 kW
2)

LEFF = 4,27 m

PNL = 173,89 kW
3)

 PNET = 103,38 kW
PM = 277,27 kW

Bi 10.5:

Gii:

11.3
A gold ore was crushed in a secondary crusher and screened dry on an 1180
micron square
aperture screen. The screen was constructed with 0.12 mm diameter uniform
stainless steel
wire. The size analysis of the feed, oversize and undersize streams are given
in the following
table. The gold content in the feed, undersize and oversize streams were; 5
ppm, 1.5 ppm and
7 ppm respectively. Calculate:
1. The mass ratios of the oversize and undersize to the feed,
2. Overall efficiency of the screen,
3. Distribution of gold in the oversize and undersize streams.