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Grinding Equipment
at IMP Pilot Plant
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IMP pilot plant facility: Autogenous
Grinding Mill |
IMP pilot plant facility:
Ball Grinding Mill |
Pilot Plant Grinding:
Open and closed loop grinding configurations are available with
closed loop systems incorporating cyclone and screening classification
systems.
Fine size reduction which includes milling, grinding,
and pulverizing is available. Equipment includes hammer, autogenous,
rod, ball and attrition mills. Instrumentation is used in
the grinding circuit to measure energy input, slurry flow rate,
particle size and to control feed rate, water additions, pH, sump
levels and slurry density.
IMP's pilot plant has the capabilities and
facilties to carry
out complete mineral processing studies with assays provided by the IMP
analytical lab.
To the Size
Classification facilities
GRINDING
- (1) Autogenous mill, Hardinge, 6 ft dia x 2 ft long, 24
HP w/load cells
- (1) Hammer Mill
- (1) Rod mill, Denver, 3 ft x 5 ft (inside liners), 30 HP
- (1) Rod-ball mill, Hardinge, 3 ft x 5 ft (outside
liners), 20 HP
- (1) Rod mill, Hardinge, 2 ft x 3 ft, 5 HP
- (1) Ball mill, Hardinge tricone, 3 ft x 2 ft x 2 ft,
10 HP
- (1) Attrition mill, Drais Type PM40STS-H, 40 liter cap.
- (5) Energy meter combinations (KWH - elapsed time meters),
3 phase
- (1) Recording KW meter, L and N, Speedomax H recorder
- (1) Bearing temperature recorder, Rustrak
- (4) Set Point Water Controllers
- (3) Magnetic Flowmeters
- (4) Density Gauges
- (1)Microtrac on stream size analyzer
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| For More Information contact: |
| Dr. Jim Hwang, Director |
| Voice:(906) 487-2600 | Michigan Technological University
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| Fax:(906) 487-2921 | Institute of Materials Processing
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| E-mail: jhwang@mtu.edu
| Houghton, Mi. 49931 |
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