LI Zhanjin, HAO Jiawang, GAN Deqing, et al. Energy dissipation characteristic of magnetite ore crushing under impact load[J]. 2020, 52(4): 150-159.
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LI Zhanjin, HAO Jiawang, GAN Deqing, et al. Energy dissipation characteristic of magnetite ore crushing under impact load[J]. 2020, 52(4): 150-159.DOI: 10.11918/201808039.
Energy dissipation characteristic of magnetite ore crushing under impact load
In view of crushing magnetite ore in metal mining enterprises
engineering problems exist such as huge energy consumption and low energy utilization ratio. Split Hopkinson pressure bar device and high-speed photography technology were utilized in this study. First
the pattern and mechanism of energy migration and transformation of magnetite ore under impact load were studied. Second
the standard square hole sand and stone sieve and the GZS-1 high frequency vibrating sieve were adopted to investigate the fragmentation distribution of magnetite ore
the variation of the average particle size
and the transformation process of ore impact crushing mode under different dissipation energy. Then
the correlation problem between ore energy dissipation rate and crushing degree was analyzed with the increase of strain rate. Finally
combining with the basic factors that affect ore fragmentation distribution
the prediction model expression of the average particle size of magnetite ore was derived. The research shows that with the increase of incident energy
the decrease of ore wave impedance changed the transmission coefficient and the reflection coefficient between ore and pressure bar
and affected the distribution of each energy in incident energy. It means that the energy dissipation rate and the energy reflectance increased
but the energy transmittance decreased. The higher the dissipated energy was
the severer the degree of ore broken was. When ore dissipated energy is increased from 14.79 J to 121.18 J
the main distribution region of ore fragment size moved from the coarse-grained end (26.5 mm
37.5 mm) to the fine-grained end (4 mm
16 mm). There was a subtractive logarithmic relation between dissipated energy and average particle size (ds)
and ds reduced by nearly 56.04 %. There was a critical value in ds. When ds was greater than this value
there was a positive correlation between energy dissipatation rate and crushing degree. Conversely
there was a negative correlation between them. At this value
the magnetite ore could be broken optimally. The results have certain reference value for the control of energy consumption in the crushing process of magnetite ore.