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Questions about wet ball mill

2009-02-04View Original

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I would like to ask the experts if the foundation of the wet ball mill is over 4 meters. Is it too high? What are the disadvantages of having a foundation that is too high?
Reply #22009-02-04
The foundation of the rod mill in our unit is also higher than 4m, which facilitates the self-flow of coal slurry into the coal slurry tank. The coal slurry in the coal slurry tank has a certain pressure head relative to the coal slurry pump.
Reply #32009-02-04
I don’t know what your ball mill is used for? , I have visited some places to investigate, and I have seen that they are all in the upper layer, and then flow naturally into the lower layer of the tank! ! !
Reply #42009-02-04
all right! This is mainly based on the process. The basic height of the ball mill is determined based on the process flow.
Reply #52009-02-04
This is determined based on the specific process. However, 4 meters is indeed a bit high, the stability of the foundation is poor, and future maintenance is inconvenient. Can be solved by changing the design.
Reply #62009-02-05
The ball mill is used to grind limestone powder. Is the base of 4 meters too high? should be lowered to save costs

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