Type in the ball sizes you have and the tonnes of each, and this works out how many balls that is, how much grinding surface you own, how full the mill becomes, and where the charge should stand when you next open the door. It then compares that against your last tape reading, so your ball records and your mill are checked against each other. Press YOUR CHARGE on the board to type it in.
Clinker reduction, high electricity prices and tighter cement specifications put the grinding circuit under pressure. The fastest gains usually come from finding the real constraint before changing equipment or operation.
Know which ball sizes and tonnes each chamber needs before the next top-up, so the charge supports the feed and target product instead of drifting by habit.
Build a connected grinding audit: save every mill separately, reload previous measurements, compare changes over time and issue an editable report for the plant team.
Connected to the industry conversation around clinker-factor reduction, grinding energy, blended cement and quality control reported in World Cement, CemNet and Global Cement.See process-tool plansYour records say one thing. The tape says another. Both tools use the same geometry, so if they disagree, something is missing.