The scaling factors are defined as:
![{\displaystyle {\begin{array}{lll}f_{\rm {D}}={\sqrt {\dfrac {D_{\rm {Sim}}}{D_{\rm {Orig}}}}},&&&f_{\rm {LF}}={\dfrac {(1-{\rm {LF}}_{\rm {Sim}}).{\rm {LF}}_{\rm {Sim}}}{(1-{\rm {LF}}_{\rm {Orig}}).{\rm {LF}}_{\rm {Orig}}}},\\f_{\rm {CS}}={\dfrac {(C_{\rm {s}})_{\rm {Sim}}}{(C_{\rm {s}})_{\rm {Orig}}}},&&&f_{\rm {WI}}=\left({\dfrac {{\rm {WI}}_{\rm {Orig}}}{{\rm {WI}}_{\rm {Sim}}}}\right)^{0.8},\\\end{array}}}](https://wikimedia.org/api/rest_v1/media/math/render/svg/a6cb4ee8a45f08c1f9f9cdfb0c672030cec176ad)
![{\displaystyle f_{\rm {Db}}={\begin{cases}{\dfrac {Db_{\rm {Orig}}}{Db_{\rm {Sim}}}}&{\text{for }}x<x_{\rm {m(small)}},\;\;\;x_{\rm {m(small)}}=\min {\left(K.Db_{\rm {Orig}}^{2},K.Db_{\rm {Sim}}^{2}\right)}\\\left({\dfrac {Db_{\rm {Orig}}}{Db_{\rm {Sim}}}}\right)^{2}&{\text{for }}x\geq x_{\rm {m(large)}},\;\;\;x_{\rm {m(large)}}=\max {\left(K.Db_{\rm {Orig}}^{2},K.Db_{\rm {Sim}}^{2}\right)}\\\end{cases}}}](https://wikimedia.org/api/rest_v1/media/math/render/svg/f6dc2f5424c5cf50e2e68a2f9de204a1f73dad81)
where:
is mill diameter (m)
is load fraction, the load volume as a fraction of mill volume (v/v)
is the fraction critical speed of the mill (frac)
is the Bond Ball Work Index of the ore (kWh/t)
is the ball diameter (mm)
is the diameter of a particle of size interval
(mm)
is the maximum breakage rate factor which relates ball size and the size at which
is maximum, i.e. ![{\displaystyle x_{m}=K.Db^{2}}](https://wikimedia.org/api/rest_v1/media/math/render/svg/a543ab0111b3e9d8da860318de181396b4235050)
is interpolated for ![{\displaystyle x_{\rm {m(small)}}<x<x_{\rm {m(large)}}}](https://wikimedia.org/api/rest_v1/media/math/render/svg/9b069e1dbca4ed0ccf8e31877a15515cf2fe1b47)
and the
subscript refers to the original mill from which
was derived and
refers to the mill being simulated (scaled).