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Which of the following grinding mills has the horizontally arranged rods as the grinding elements thereby delivering more uniform granular products with minimum fines?
A Compartment mill
B Rod mill
C Pebble mill
D Tube mill
Size reduction of the __________ can be suitably done by ball mills, crushing rolls and rod mills.
A Metalliferrous ores
B Non-metallic ores
C Basic slags
D Asbestos & mica
Grinding wheel made of silicon carbide is most suitable for grinding materials of low tensile strength (e.g; tough bronze). Grinding is a __________ operation.
A Turning
B Dressing
C Forming
D Surface finishing
Ball mills and tube mills with flint or porcelain balls are used for size reduction of
A Asbestos
B Rubber
C Non-metallic ores
D Limestone
__________ mills fall in the category of tumbling mills,
A Ball and pebble
B Rod and tube
C Compartment
D All of the above
For efficient grinding, ball mills must be operated
A At a speed less than the critical speed
B At a speed more than the critical speed
C At a speed equal to the critical speed
D With minimum possible small balls
Colloidal mills are used for __________ grinding.
A Coarse
B Intermediate
C Fine
D Ultrafine
What is suggested by the language and imagery in the following poem by Whitehead Hicky ? I hear them grinding , grinding through the night , The gaunt machines with arteries of fire, Muscled with iron, bowelled with smouldering light"
A All machines operate loudly .
B Machines can be compared to bodies.
C Anger against factories and mills is useless.
D Machiness are run by human bodies.
A. __________ mill is a revolving mill divided into two or more sections by perforated partitions in which preliminary grinding takes place at one end and the finishing grinding at the discharge end.
A Compartment
B Tube
C Rod
D Pebble
The value of work index does not change materially from one equipment to another. If the value of work index determined for close circuit grinding is Wi, then the same for open circuit grinding will be
A 0.5 Wi
B Wi
C 1.34 Wi
D 3.34 Wi

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