Investigation of the actual issue of material grinding and ways to reduce the energy consumption of equipment

Creating and improving new grinding processes taking into account individual texture and physical and mechanical properties of materials is a complex mechanism and a little-researched topic. All this affects the performance of organizations and is accompanied by a number of costs and issues including those related to the lack of consideration for the destruction specifics of shale rocks with anisotropic texture and the lack of a unified scientific approach. To this end, we analyzed the mechanism of compacting and destroying the grains of the material to be crushed. The required force for grinding anisotropic rocks in order to save energy is determined. In order to solve this problem, companies were offered new provisions that allow them to resolve existing issues when developing technology for the disintegration of materials with a shale texture. This study includes material to understand the factors and the importance of research collaboration in the context of addressing gaps in reducing the electrical energy consumed in the crushing and grinding processes.