To address the problem of granular particles adhesion hang-up in high ore passes, this study combines field investigation, particle size statistics, and the characterization of inter-particle adhesive mechanics. Through a multi-scale analysis that couples micro-agglomeration mechanism and macro-blocking conditions, it reveals the fundamental mechanical essence of ore pass hang-up. Furthermore, the efficient unclogging technology is put forward, and the engineering application is completed. The results show that the mechanical behavior of contact and adhesion of granular particles is significantly controlled by particle gradation, and the normal contact force Fn, tangential contact force Fs and capillary bridge force Fc all increase with the increase of particle size, among which the sharp increase of Fn, Fs and Fc under similar particle size combinations is the core inducement of hang-up. The contact angle ϕ and particle grading serve as coordinated control parameters for adhesive balance. Vertical (ϕ = 90°) and horizontal (ϕ = 0°) contact lead to the failure of normal and tangential adhesive due to the disparity of particle weight and particle size, respectively. Fine particles are prone to persistent hang-up due to agglomeration, rendering adjustments to ore pass diameter D, inclination α and granular height H in a specific range largely ineffective. Coarse particles can maintain the non-blocking state by eliminating the stress arch and increasing the advantages of load and gravity flow, that is, increasing α, D and H can reduce the risk of ore pass hang-up. Through blasting technology, the agglomeration and stress arch effect are disintegrated, so as to realize efficient unclogging of the ore pass. This study provides theoretical support and an engineering paradigm for the treatment of adhesion hang-up in high ore pass.
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