Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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10279694 | Minerals Engineering | 2011 | 8 Pages |
Abstract
⺠For the slurry model, a number of flow characteristics in the mill were identified specific to the fluid transport: ⺠A reduced solid fraction inside the screw results in a higher permeability and allows greater mobility for the fluid phase. ⺠Vortex structures were observed around the edges of the screw blade. ⺠The peak tangential speed of the slurry flow was observed to occur at a different radial position to that of the solid charge. ⺠Slurry pooled at the top of the charge, above the top of the screw was quiescent and largely unaffected by the rotation of the screw.
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Authors
Matt Sinnott, Paul W. Cleary, Rob D. Morrison,