Here are the primary components typically found in a slag grinding mill plant:
1. Vertical Roller Mill for Slag Grinding
SRM series vetical roller mill has rollers that press against a rotating table. The slag is placed on the table, and the grinding action occurs due to the pressure exerted by the rollers. Vertical roller mills are often preferred for slag grinding due to their high energy efficiency and ability to produce a more uniform product.
2. Feeding System
The feeding system is designed to deliver the slag to the vertical roller grinding mill at a consistent rate. It may include conveyors, hoppers, and feeders. The feeders can be adjusted to control the amount of slag entering the mill, which is crucial for maintaining the proper grinding process.
3. Discharging System
After grinding, the ground slag is discharged from the mill. In ball mills, this is typically through a grate or outlet at the end of the drum. In vertical roller mills, the product is collected from the bottom of the mill and then sent for further processing or storage.
4. Dust Collection System
Slag grinding also generates dust. A dust collection system, such as a bag filter or electrostatic precipitator, is installed to capture the dust. This not only protects the environment by preventing dust emissions but also recovers fine slag particles that can be reused.