Lecture

Mechanical Processes: Grinding Operations and Energy Consumption

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Description

This lecture covers the mechanical processes involved in grinding operations, focusing on the types of grinders based on material hardness and product size. It discusses energy consumption, heat production, and the inefficiencies leading to low energy yields during fragmentation operations.

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Physics

Mechanics: Fluid mechanics

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