Barite Grinding and Processing

The barite grinding process is a process in which barite raw materials are crushed, ground, classified, and other processes to finally obtain barite powder with different fineness requirements. Barite powder has a wide range of applications, such as drilling mud, paints and coatings, papermaking, rubber, plastics, cosmetics, etc. With the advancement of science and technology and changes in market demand, barite grinding processing technology is constantly being updated and improved to meet the needs of barite powder in different industries.

Processing scheme

The selected large barite is processed by the jaw crusher, and the barite raw material is broken into smaller particles for subsequent grinding operations. The selection of crusher should be based on the characteristics of the raw materials and the required crushing particle size.
The crushed barite particles enter the MTW European mill for grinding. The mill uses rotating grinding discs and grinding rollers to squeeze and grind the materials under the action of centrifugal force and grinding roller pressure to achieve the required powder fineness.
Ground basalt powder needs to be classified. Hot air is sprayed upward at high speed from the air ring around the grinding disc. On the one hand, the coarse powder is blown back to the grinding disc for further grinding. On the other hand, the fine powder is brought into the classifier for classification to meet product requirements of different fineness.
Basalt powder that meets the fineness enters the dust collector with the airflow for separation and collection. The collected finished product powder passes through the discharge port and is sent to the finished product silo by the conveying device. After screening and dust removal, the powder can be packaged.