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Smart maths for greener mill design

AUSTRALIAN research institute CSIRO has developed an internet-based simulation tool that predicts the motion of particles inside grinding mills, providing insight into the way mills work and enabling huge energy savings from smarter, more energy efficient design.

Greg Tubby

webGF-Mill assesses the design and function of the grinding mills used at mines to crush ore.   "Improving mill design is important because of the amount of energy that mills use," CSIRO mathematician...

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