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The special design of the model mill which enabled gradual increase of the mill length so as to minimize the impact of the end-wall effect.
Combined mass and energy balances across the mill length were done to develop a predictive model for slurry mixing in the mill.
The results indicated that when the mill length was below 10.8 cm the end-walls prevented the charge from free falling.
Steady state temperature measurements (profiles) along the mill length were used to quantify the degree of mixing during the comminution process.
Although there have been numerous investigations on the effect of liner design on charge motion, the effect of charge profile due to liner wear during mill operation along the mill length has not received much attention.
The special design of the model mill with the diameter of 100 cm made it possible to increase the mill length in steps of 3.6 cm up to 21.6 cm.
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It possessed filled grain of 84.63 %, milled rice recovery of 68 %, milled grain length of 6.62 mm, milled grain width of 1.88 mm, length/width ratio of 3.56, thousand grain weight of 24.46 gm.
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The experiments indicated that the ends wall effect was negligible for the model mill with the length of 10.8 cm and beyond.
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