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    Closed-circuit ball mill grinding plants have lower power consumption and allow for higher cement fineness than open circuit mills. However, closed-circuit mills are more sophisticated, require more space, and have higher investment costs. They can also experience more technical problems.

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    Closed-circuit ball mill grinding plants have lower power consumption and allow for higher cement fineness than open circuit mills. However, closed-circuit mills are more sophisticated, require more space, and have higher investment costs. They can also experience more technical problems.

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    Closed-Circuit Ball Mill Grinding Plant - Advantages & Disadvantages

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    Vijay Bhan
    Closed-circuit ball mill grinding plants have lower power consumption and allow for higher cement fineness than open circuit mills. However, closed-circuit mills are more sophisticated, require more space, and have higher investment costs. They can also experience more technical problems.

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    Closed-circuit ball mill grinding plant _ Advantages & Disadvantages

    Advantages:

    Lower power consumption than an open circuit ball mill

    High cement fineness achievable

    Cement fineness can be controlled with separator adjustment

    Disadvantages:

    Closed-circuit mills are more sophisticated and can have more technical problems

    Larger space requirement

    Higher investment cost (+ 25 to 30 % incl. housing)

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