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Morrell et al. (1993) suggest the appearance (breakage) function for stirred mills should be generated at impact energies one-tenth of those used for ball mill breakage testing.^[1]

References

↑ Morrell, S., Sterns, U.J. and Weller, K.R., 1993. The application of population balance models to very fine grinding in tower mills. 18th International Mineral Processing Congress; 23-28 May, 1993; Sydney, NSW. 1993, pp. 61-66.

[Morrell_et_al._(1993)-1] Morrell, S., Sterns, U.J. and Weller, K.R., 1993. The application of population balance models to very fine grinding in tower mills. 18th International Mineral Processing Congress; 23-28 May, 1993; Sydney, NSW. 1993, pp. 61-66.

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