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reduction ratio

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reduction ratio [ri′dək·shən ‚rā·shō]
(engineering)
Ratio of feed size to product size for a mill (crushing or grinding) operation; measured by lump and sieve sizes.

reduction ratio
In stone crushing, the ratio of the maximum dimension of stone before crushing to the maximum dimension after crushing.


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