The integration of modular design concepts is also becoming more prevalent.

The integration of modular design concepts is also becoming more prevalent. Modular grinding mills are designed in such a way that different components, such as the grinding chamber, the feeding system, and the separation system, can be easily assembled, disassembled, and replaced.

This allows for greater flexibility in the operation and maintenance of the mill. For example, if a particular component fails, it can be quickly replaced with a pre - fabricated module, reducing the downtime of the mill. Modular design also enables easier customization of the mill to meet the specific needs of different applications and production requirements.​
 

There is also a growing trend towards the development of grinding mills with enhanced environmental performance. This includes the use of better dust - collection systems to minimize air pollution and the implementation of water - saving measures in the grinding process.

Some new grinding mills are designed to operate in a closed - loop system, where water and air are recycled, reducing the overall environmental impact. Additionally, the use of sustainable materials in the construction of the mill is being explored to further enhance its environmental credentials.​
 

In summary, the new trends in non - metallic ore grinding mill design, such as intelligent control, energy - efficiency, modularity, and environmental sustainability, are shaping the future of the mineral processing industry, enabling more efficient, cost - effective, and environmentally friendly production of non - metallic mineral powders.