ball mill bearing specificatiion

Ball mills are available in various sizes and capacities, and their technical specifications can vary depending on the manufacturer and model. Some of the key technical specifications include: - Diameter and Length: Ball mills are typically available in diameters ranging from 0.6 meters to 4 meters and lengths ranging from 1.5 meters to 12 meters.

Ball mills are used for dry and wet grinding of different materials such as cement materials, cement, lime, and ceramic materials. PSP Engineering has continuously refi ned the design of its ball mills. Horizontal ball mills have become a reliable part of grinding plants Main characteristics of ball mills seated on shoe-type bearings

The size of the mill is directly proportional to its capacity and the size of the particles it can produce. - Motor Power: The motor power of a ball mill is an important factor in determining its grinding capacity. Ball mills can be equipped with motors ranging from 10 kW to 500 kW or more, depending on the size and desired output of the mill.

On smaller mills rigid or swivel type bearings support the mill trunnions. The lower half of such bearings are lined with bronze or a special mill babbitt which is peened in place and bored to fit the trunnion. In all cases a low bearing pressure is maintained to assure freedom from overheating, long life and minimum maintenance.

Liners and Grinding Media: Ball mills are lined with materials such as rubber, chrome steel, or manganese steel to protect the mill walls from wear. The grinding media, which are typically made of steel or ceramic materials, are used to crush and grind the materials being processed.

al be designed to withstand the corrosive and moist environment in which these are proposed to operate.6.Noise level produced by any rotating equipment individually or collectively shall not exceed a) 90 dB(A) for ball mill and b) 85 dB(A) for all other equipment’s like pumps, feeder, etc., Noise