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Hardgrove grindability index: a standalone construct

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Mineral processing

index of how easily coal is pulverized, from the fines produced when a standard sample is ground in a standard mill.

In mineral processing, Hardgrove grindability index refers to index of how easily coal is pulverized, from the fines produced when a standard sample is ground in a standard mill. This meaning comes from Hardgrove (1932) in Journal of Fluids Engineering.[1]

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References

Hardgrove, R. M. (1932). Grindability of Coal. Journal of Fluids Engineering, 54(3), 37-44. https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4021861

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