Increasing the capacity of a phosphate grinding circuit with the aid of computer simulation

J. A. Herbst1, Yuk Keung Lo2, J. E. Bohrer3
1University of Utah, Salt Lake City, (USA)
2University of Utah, Salt Lake city, USA
3International Minerals & Chemical Corp., New Wales Operations, Mulberry, USA

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