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:<math>\beta^* = \dfrac{\ln \big[ \exp (\alpha) + 2 \beta \beta^* (\exp (\alpha) - 1) \big]}{\alpha}</math> | :<math>\beta^* = \dfrac{\ln \big[ \exp (\alpha) + 2 \beta \beta^* (\exp (\alpha) - 1) \big]}{\alpha}</math> | ||
When the value of <math>\beta</math> is zero, the Whiten-Beta equation reverts to: | |||
:<math>E_{oai} = C \left [ \dfrac{ \exp (\alpha) - 1}{\exp \left ( \alpha \dfrac{\bar d_i}{d_{50c}} \right ) + \exp (\alpha) - 2} \right ]</math> | |||
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Model theory
Whiten-Beta
The Whiten-Beta expression for partition to overflow is:[1]
where:
- is the index of the size interval, , is the number of size intervals
- is the fraction of particles of size interval in the feed reporting to the overflow stream (frac)
- is the geometric mean size of particles in size interval (mm)
- is the corrected size at which 50% of the particle mass reports to underflow and 50% to overflow (mm)
- is the fraction of feed liquids (or fines) split to overflow (frac)
- is a parameter representing the sharpness of separation
- is a term introduced to accommodate the so-called fish-hook effect, and controls the initial rise in the efficiency curve at finer sizes
- is computed to ensure the Whiten-Beta function preserves the definition of in the presence of the fish-hook, i.e. at
The value of is not an input parameter and is computed numerically, by iteration, since by rearrangement:
When the value of is zero, the Whiten-Beta equation reverts to:
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References
- ↑ Napier-Munn, T.J., Morrell, S., Morrison, R.D. and Kojovic, T., 1996. Mineral comminution circuits: their operation and optimisation. Julius Kruttschnitt Mineral Research Centre, Indooroopilly, QLD.