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(F) Advances in mineral processing

D. N. Moir

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The main trends in comminution have been the spread of autogenous grinding, the use of larger grinding mills, and the increasing interest in mathematical analysis of the grinding processes as an aid to predicting size distribution and the development of programmes for automatic control.

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The main trends in comminution have been the spread of autogenous grinding, the use of larger grinding mills, and the increasing interest in mathematical analysis of the grinding processes as an aid to predicting size distribution and the development of programmes for automatic control.

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The main trends in comminution have been the spread of autogenous grinding, the use of larger grinding mills, and the increasing interest in mathematical analysis of the grinding processes as an aid to predicting size distribution and the development of programmes for automatic control.

Key concepts: Comminution, Grinding, Mineral processing, Process engineering, Metallurgy, Computer science, Materials science, Engineering

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