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Questions about wet ball mill

2009-02-27View Original

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In the wet ball mill, there is water supply to the grinding head and water to the grinding tail. So what is the purpose of the grinding water?
Reply #22009-02-27
Just the medium needed in the process. Generally, when the wet grinding gradation is reasonable, the fineness of the ground material will be finer.
Reply #32009-02-27
Is it due to the function of lubrication to prevent the material from agglomerating and taking away heat?
Reply #42009-02-27
The answer can be more accurate and detailed only if you are more specific. Generally, it is a solvent that plays the role of dust prevention, lubrication, cooling, etc.!
Reply #52009-02-28
The water supply in the mill is to ensure that the slurry is formed in the mill, which can overflow and flow out of the mill, and to avoid the formation of dust.; Adding water after grinding is for pulping! ! !
Reply #62009-04-19
The water supply to the grinding head and grinding tail of the wet mill is mainly used as cooling water for the bearings. The grinding water is mainly used to form a slurry containing a certain amount of moisture according to the process requirements to meet production needs. Wet mills are mostly used in tube mills, mainly in the form of overflow, and are mostly open processes.

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