Cutting comminution costs. (Editorial)

From: Mining Magazine | Date: December 1, 1992| Author: Brewis, Tony | Copyright information

Comminution, in ore dressing, cement manufacture and aggregate production, is said to use some 3% of all the electrical energy generated worldwide. Grinding in particular is a high cost, inefficient process and thus any steps which can be taken to reduce expenditure and improve efficiency are eagerly sought.

As B.A. Wills and K. Atkinson pointed out in their introductory paper at the Minerals Engineering '91 conference in Singapore, comminution has changed little fundamental...

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