The application scenarios of double-bin ball mills are very wide. In addition to the cement, mining, building materials, and chemical industries mentioned above, they also include the following fields:

Power industry

1. Fly ash treatment: The fly ash produced after coal combustion is ground to a certain fineness. It can be used as an admixture for concrete to produce high-performance concrete, improve the strength and durability of concrete, and can also be used to make fly ash bricks, fly ash blocks and other building materials to achieve resource recycling and reduce environmental pollution.

2. Desulfurized gypsum grinding: The desulfurized gypsum produced during flue gas desulfurization is ground, and it can be used to produce gypsum boards, gypsum blocks and other building gypsum products, increase the added value of desulfurized gypsum, and solve the problems of stacking and disposal of desulfurized gypsum.

Metallurgical industry

1. Ore selection: In the production process of iron concentrate, copper concentrate, etc., the crushed and preliminarily selected ores are further ground to fully dissociate useful minerals from gangue minerals and improve the grade and recovery rate of the concentrate.

2. Slag grinding: grinding the slag produced in the steel production process can produce slag powder, which can be used as cement admixture or concrete admixture to improve the performance of cement and concrete, reduce production costs, and reduce the pollution of slag to the environment.

Ceramic industry

1. Raw material processing: grinding ceramic raw materials such as kaolin, feldspar, quartz, etc. to achieve appropriate particle size and fineness, providing high-quality raw materials for subsequent ceramic body forming and firing, and ensuring the quality and performance of ceramic products.

2. Glaze preparation: used to prepare ceramic glaze, grind and mix various glaze raw materials evenly, so that the glaze forms a uniform, smooth, and brightly colored glaze layer on the ceramic surface, improving the decorative effect and quality of ceramic products.

Refractory industry

1. Raw material grinding: Grind refractory raw materials such as bauxite, magnesia, corundum, etc. to produce refractory powders with different particle sizes, which are used to manufacture various refractory bricks, refractory castables, refractory fibers and other refractory products to meet the needs of high-temperature industrial fields such as metallurgy, building materials, and chemicals.

2. Additive grinding: Finely grind some additives used to improve the performance of refractory materials, such as silicon micropowder and zircon powder, so that they are evenly dispersed in the refractory matrix to improve the high temperature performance, corrosion resistance and service life of the refractory materials.