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The specifications for the Texaco furnace and bedroom rod mill are as follows: it has a rubber lining, with rod sizes of 75mm, 65mm, and 50mm. How should the rods be arranged within the mill? The current particle size distribution of the coal slurry produced is as follows: 92% passes through 40-mesh screens, 56% through 100-mesh screens, 35% through 200-mesh screens, and 28% through 325-mesh screens. However, Texaco requires a particle size distribution of 90-95% at 40-mesh screens, 60% at 100-mesh screens, 40-45% at 200-mesh screens, and 30-35% at 325-mesh screens. What combination of steel rods should be used to achieve this desired particle size distribution? Urgent. Thank you to all the experts. Sequence, Item, List, Digit, Value: 1. Inner diameter of cylinder, mm: 4000; 2. Working length of cylinder, mm: 5800; 3. Effective volume of cylinder, m³: 71; 4. Maximum loading capacity, t: 125; 5. Feed particle size, mm: ≤10; 6. Working speed of cylinder, r/min: 13.3; 7. Model of main motor: YRKK710—8, Power, kw: 1250, Speed, r/min: 742, Voltage, V: 10000; 8. Model of main reducer: MBY800, Reduction ratio: 94/18, Allowable power, kw: 1420; 9. Model of slow-speed drive device: Y225M-8, Motor parameters: 380V, 22Kw, 740 r/min, Reduction ratio: 90, Cylinder speed, r/min: 0.15
Product particle size distribution: Standard sieve (wt% passing rate): 8 mesh (2380 microns) – 100; 14 mesh (1410 microns) – 98-100; 40 mesh (420 microns) – 90-95; greater than 325 mesh –
The furnace we use is of the four-nozzle type
The furnace we use is of the four-nozzle type
Is 75:65:50=3:4:3 a weight ratio or a count ratio?
What should be the amount of rods used in the coal grinding machine at Jiangyin Yaite? For 70 t/h of coal, 100 t of rods are used – is the load too high? Or is the amount of rods used too low?
What should be the amount of rods used in the coal grinding machine at Jiangyin Yaite? For 70 t/h of coal input, if 100 t of rods are used, is the load too high? Or is the amount of rods used too low?
We are ∮75:∮65:∮55=3:4:3, with 3:4:3 being the weight ratio; the maximum loading capacity is 167 tons.
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