Abstract
With the aid of the radionuclides Mn 56 and Na 24 as tracers, respectively, the following characteristics were investigated for a roller mill and for a tandem air-swept grinding plant: the time of passage of the mill feed material, the retention time distribution in the grinding system (most frequent and mean retention time), and the time required for, respectively, 50%, 90% and 95% of the material to pass, in some instances separately for the three raw material components limestone, clay and sand. In addition, in the case of the air-swept grinding plant the time required for conveying the raw meal sample from the sampling point to the X-ray fluorescence analysis apparatus was determined. The mean retention time of the material in the two roller mills IV and V was 2.93 and 2.55 minutes respectively; for the tandem air-swept grinding plant it was 8 minutes. The time taken for 90% of the mill feed to pass through the mill was 5.5 and 5 minutes for the roller mills respectively and was about 18.3 minutes for the air-swept plant. The dead time vor conveying the raw meal sample to the X-ray fluorescence apparatus, including further grinding of the sample in a vibratory
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Roetzer, H, and Hagspiel, W.
Dead time and recovery time investigations on grinding plants with the aid of radioisotopes.
Germany: N. p.,
1977.
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Roetzer, H, & Hagspiel, W.
Dead time and recovery time investigations on grinding plants with the aid of radioisotopes.
Germany.
Roetzer, H, and Hagspiel, W.
1977.
"Dead time and recovery time investigations on grinding plants with the aid of radioisotopes."
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title = {Dead time and recovery time investigations on grinding plants with the aid of radioisotopes}
author = {Roetzer, H, and Hagspiel, W}
abstractNote = {With the aid of the radionuclides Mn 56 and Na 24 as tracers, respectively, the following characteristics were investigated for a roller mill and for a tandem air-swept grinding plant: the time of passage of the mill feed material, the retention time distribution in the grinding system (most frequent and mean retention time), and the time required for, respectively, 50%, 90% and 95% of the material to pass, in some instances separately for the three raw material components limestone, clay and sand. In addition, in the case of the air-swept grinding plant the time required for conveying the raw meal sample from the sampling point to the X-ray fluorescence analysis apparatus was determined. The mean retention time of the material in the two roller mills IV and V was 2.93 and 2.55 minutes respectively; for the tandem air-swept grinding plant it was 8 minutes. The time taken for 90% of the mill feed to pass through the mill was 5.5 and 5 minutes for the roller mills respectively and was about 18.3 minutes for the air-swept plant. The dead time vor conveying the raw meal sample to the X-ray fluorescence apparatus, including further grinding of the sample in a vibratory mill, was 12 minutes.}
journal = []
volume = {30:2}
journal type = {AC}
place = {Germany}
year = {1977}
month = {Feb}
}
title = {Dead time and recovery time investigations on grinding plants with the aid of radioisotopes}
author = {Roetzer, H, and Hagspiel, W}
abstractNote = {With the aid of the radionuclides Mn 56 and Na 24 as tracers, respectively, the following characteristics were investigated for a roller mill and for a tandem air-swept grinding plant: the time of passage of the mill feed material, the retention time distribution in the grinding system (most frequent and mean retention time), and the time required for, respectively, 50%, 90% and 95% of the material to pass, in some instances separately for the three raw material components limestone, clay and sand. In addition, in the case of the air-swept grinding plant the time required for conveying the raw meal sample from the sampling point to the X-ray fluorescence analysis apparatus was determined. The mean retention time of the material in the two roller mills IV and V was 2.93 and 2.55 minutes respectively; for the tandem air-swept grinding plant it was 8 minutes. The time taken for 90% of the mill feed to pass through the mill was 5.5 and 5 minutes for the roller mills respectively and was about 18.3 minutes for the air-swept plant. The dead time vor conveying the raw meal sample to the X-ray fluorescence apparatus, including further grinding of the sample in a vibratory mill, was 12 minutes.}
journal = []
volume = {30:2}
journal type = {AC}
place = {Germany}
year = {1977}
month = {Feb}
}