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  • Confederation of Indian Industry

    VERTICAL

    ROLLER MILLS

  • Confederation of Indian Industry

    Vertical Roller Mills (VRM)

    An advancement over ball mill

    Roller mill Grinding by Compression

    Rollers / Balls on ring

    Presently for Raw meal, Coal &

    Cement

    More Energy efficient

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    VRM - Features

    VRM Drive - 40% of ball mill

    Dry moisture up to 15 %

    More compact & Less space

    Fan Power consumption - High

    Separator - Integral Part of Mill

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    Features of VRM

    Energy Efficient Grinding System

    Mill drive 40% less consumption

    Most suited for drying upto 15%

    moisture

    More compact & occupies less space

    More amenable for Controls

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    Comparison of Ball Mill & VRM

    Ball Mill VRM

    Moisture (%) 3.0 7.0 3.0 7.0

    Mill Drive (units/ton) 14.0 14.0 6.5 6.5

    Fan + separator 1.9 5.0 7.5 7.5

    Total 15.9 19.0 14.0 14.0

    Ideal choice for high moisture materialIdeal choice for high moisture material

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    ENERGY SAVING IN VRMs

    Fine tuning of louvres

    Mechanical Recirculation system

    High efficiency classifier

    High Level Control system

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    Install Variable Area Louvre Ring

    Air flow inside VRM not uniform

    Material leaves in a definite pattern

    around table

    Max. material behind and in front of each

    roller

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    Install Variable Area Louvre Ring

    Uniform area louvre ring

    Uniform gas system

    Uneven bed of material

    Gas prefers path of least resistance

    Higher gas flow rates essential

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    Install Variable Area Louvre Ring

    Variable area louvre ring

    Larger area at points of larger

    concentration

    Gas flow directed to material

    Potential open area higher

    Lower Pr.Drop and lower gas flow

    Reduced fan power consumption

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    Install Variable Area Louvre Ring

    Presently fixed area louvre ring

    Pr.Drop across mill 870MM WG

    Flow thro mill 3,40,000 M3 / HR

    Mill output 155 TPH

    Recommended to install variable area

    louvre

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    Install Variable Area Louvre Ring

    Pr. Drop across mill 820 MM WG

    Flow thro mill 3,10,000 M3/HR

    Mill output 155 TPH

    Annual savings 15000 USD

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    Area 1.132 m2

    Velocity 83 MPS

    Rejects

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    Fan Power Consumption in VRM

    High in comparison to Ball Mill

    Major Reason

    Higher pressure drop

    400 900 mm WG

    Higher air flow rates

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    Pressure drop in a VRM

    Ranges from 400 - 900 mm Wg

    Pressure drop

    75% - Mill louvre

    25% - Housing & classifier

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    Why High Pressure Drop ?

    High louvre velocity : 55 85 m/sec

    Why high louvre velocity ?

    Lift particles of higher sizes

    Grinding table to separator

    Reduction of louvre velocity

    Reduction of mill - P

    Higher quantity of rejects at mill bottom

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    Mechanical Recirculation System

    Rejects handled mechanically

    Recirculated back to mill through BE

    Tremendous reduction in pressure

    drop & energy consumption

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    Installation of Mechanical Recirculation

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    Louvre velocity vs. Mill power

    Louvre velocity (m / sec) 75 50 35

    Mill P (mm Wg) 900 630 450

    Reject rate (% of fled) 0 5 15% 150%

    Fan Power (units / ton) 6.9 5.5 4.7

    Mill power (units / ton) 6.5 6.6 7.2

    Total power 13.4 12.1 12.1*

    * Includes power for mechanical recirculation

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    Louvre velocity How much reduction possible ?

    Air flow through mill depends on

    Louvre velocity

    Drying requirement

    Separator requirement

    Reduction of louvre velocity to lower levels

    Large material handling equipment

    Large mill housing

    Leads to pre-separation

    Less stability & Table vibration

    Optimum louvre velocities with mechanical

    recirculation : 45 55 m/sec

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    Reduce Recirculation Air in VRM

    Recirculation air 60 kM3/Hr

    High recirculation air

    High velocity At louvres

    High P

    High power consumption

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    Reduce Recirculation Air in VRM

    Trial taken

    Recirculation reduced by 20 kM3/HR

    RPM of class red.

    Same residue maintenance

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    Reduce Recirculation Air in VRM

    R/M Fan power consumption

    reduced by 150 kW

    Savings- 48000 USD

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    Separators for VRMs

    I stage - Static separator

    II stage - Dynamic

    conventional

    separator

    III stage - High efficiency

    separator

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    High Efficiency Separators

    Air requirement lower

    High eff. - 0.6 0.8 kg matl / kg of air

    Conv. - 0.4 0.5 kg matl. / kg of air

    Better separation efficiency

    Lower P across mill

    Higher output & lower specific energy

    consumption

  • High efficiencySeparator

    OldSeparator

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    Features of high efficiency Separator

    Minimum pre-separation in mill

    housing

    Maximum separation in the

    separator

    Coarse return drops exactly in the

    centre of the table

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    Benefits

    Increase in output 10 to 30%

    Reduction in specific energy

    1.5 to 3.5 units/ton

    Very attractive financially

    Features of high efficiency Separator

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    Replacement with High Efficiency Separator (Raw Mill)

    Before After

    Capacity 250 TPH 290 TPH

    Residue (90 ) 11.5% 13.2%

    Mill power (units / ton) 4.7 4.1

    Fan power (units / ton) 8.5 6.2

    Total Power 13.3 10.3

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    Effect of Roller to Table Dia

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    For the LM 38.4 the ratio

    between diameter for roller and

    table is 0.45, for the Ube LM 45.4

    the ratio is 0.5, whereas for the

    LM 56.4 the ratio is 0.40.

    Effect of Roller to Table Dia

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    LM 38.4 LM 45.4(Ube) LM 56.4

    Diameter of Grinding Table 3.80 m 4.50 m 5.60 m

    Diameter of Rollers 1.70 m 2.24 m 2.24 m

    Width of Rollers 0.67 m 0.85 m 0.85 m

    Kwh/ts, Mill 6.31 5.99 7.00

    Kwh/ts, Fan 6.23 5.51 7.00

    Residue (90/212 microns) 12/0.8 11/0.8 11/0.9

    Dust Load (g/cum) 610 630 595

    Delta P, Mill 83 56 87

    Vibration of Mill 3 - 5 2 - 4 5 - 8

    Effect of Roller to Table Dia

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    Effect of Operating Pressure

    Ube LM 40.4

    Grinding Pressure

    kN/m2

    650 662 675 687 700

    Capacity 290 295 300 305 310

    Kwh/ts, Mill 9.0 9.0 9.0 9.0 9.0

    Vibration 4-5 4-5 4-5 4-5 4- 4.5

    Delta P of Mill 54 53.5 53 52.5 52

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    Effect of Operating Pressure

    10 % increase in Grinding pressure

    Capacity increase by 7%

    Mill drive SEC no change

    Fan power 0.5 kWh / MT reduction

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    Influence of Feed Size for an LM 40.4 Raw Mill

    Max 90 mm Max 30 mm

    Capacity 240 262

    Kwh/ts, Mill 8.05 7.41

    Delta P, Mill 76 73

    Vibration 5 - 7 4 - 6

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    High Level Control System for Mills

    Conventional Open loop controls

    I Generation

    P vs Feed controls

    Latest control system

    Min. 3 to 5% improvement

    Production & Energy

    More stable operation of VRM

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    High Level Control System for Mills

    Latest control system

    Feed Based on P, Load & Recirculation (B.E)

    Mill flow kept constant

    Mill Load, P, Recirculation load Fineness predicted

    Separator speed varied

    Prediction mechanism varied depending

    on actual fineness

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    BEST RAW MILL VRM SEC

    Sl

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    Parameter Plant 1 Plant 2

    1 Output, TPH 403 320

    2 Mill DP, mm WC 750 740

    3 Sep Loading,

    g/m3536 495

    4 Mill drive SEC,

    kW /MT Material

    9.25 6.00

    5 Mill fan SEC,

    kW /MT Material

    5.69 6.40

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    rotor

    Vortex Rectifier

    grit cone

    Vortex rectifier for classifier

    low dp leading to a reduced specific energy

    consumption

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    Vortex kinetic

    energy recuperation

    Restores a linear

    flow in the ductwork

    Vortex rectifier for classifier

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    conventional design

    high velocity

    differences

    LDC (new design)

    homogeneous velocity

    distribution

    Install Vortex rectifier for classifier

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    To Sum-Up

    VRM Developing into an excellent

    choice

    Raw mill, Coal, Cement & Slag

    Further improvement opportunities

    Mechanical recirculation

    High efficiency separators

    High level control system

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