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Carrying Capacity in Flotation Columns

Minerals Engineering, 1996
The equation proposed by Espinosa-Gomez et. al. for the carrying capacity in flotation columns is revised to give better fit to the data. Flotation columns are found to be normally operated around 60% of their maximum carrying capacities.
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Column Flotation of Coal

2006
Paper is concerning floatability of black coal from Mine Lazy by means of Flotalex, Montanol and PE2 collectors. The goal of the work was verification of floatability of mentioned coal as well as flotation collectors selectivity. The investigation was carried out on class – 0, 5 mm in a column flotation.
Fečko, Peter   +3 more
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Fine Coal Beneficiation by Column Flotation

open access: yesFuel Processing Technology, 2014
The amenability of beneficiating a fine hard coal from Hwa-Sun coal mine using column flotation has been studied using a CoalPro flotation column developed by Canadian Process Technologies (CPT).
Chul-Hyun Park, Byoung-Gon Kim
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Column flotation of talc

International Journal of Mineral Processing, 1989
Abstract Flotation of low grade talc was carried out in a laboratory flotation column with fine air bubbles. Recovery of talc was approximately 83% with a mean residence of 73 s and a whiteness of 84, which was significantly higher than that of a conventional agitation-type flotation cell.
Chang-Joon Kho, Hun-Joon Sohn
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Application of Flotation Column on Flotation of Copper Ore

Advanced Materials Research, 2013
Two flotation columns replacing traditional flotation machine and vertical agitate mill were successfully used on copper production in Yangla mine. With introducing of these advanced machines, chalcopyrite with fine dissemination size could be absolutely liberated. In addition, the technological process was further optimized.
Yi Zhang   +3 more
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Desulfurization of coal by microbial column flotation

Biotechnology and Bioengineering, 1994
AbstractTwenty‐three strains capable of oxidizing iron were isolated from coal and ore storage sites as well as coal and ore mines, volcanic areas, and hot spring. Four strains were found to have high iron‐oxidizing activity. One strain (T‐4) was selected for this experiment since the strain showed the fastest leaching rate of iron and sulfate from ...
N, Ohmura, H, Saiki
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Optimization of Some Parameters in Column Flotation and a Comparison of Conventional Cell and Column Cell in Terms of Flotation Performance

open access: yesJournal of the Taiwan Institute of Chemical Engineers, 2007
In this study, a comparative evaluation was made between column and mechanical flotation cells for fine coal cleaning. In addition, the optimum values of operating parameters were examined, which are important to achieve a desired separation performance ...
Hale Sütcü, Hasan Hacıfazlıoğlu
exaly   +2 more sources

Effect of column height on flotation column performance

Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1988
The question is posed as to why columns typically have a collection zone 10 m high (H) by 1 m in diameter (D). Three geometry dependent factors are considered: degree of mixing, Np; volumetric bias rate, B; and volumetric gas rate, G. Increasing H:D decreased Np and B, which improves performance but decreases G, which causes the column to approach ...
J. B. Yianatos   +4 more
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Bubble spargers in column flotation: Adaptation to precipitate flotation

Minerals Engineering, 2000
Abstract The limiting factor for metal-organic precipitate flotation in a column is the level of aggregate stability under the turbulence created by the rising bubbles. The hydrodynamic conditions in a 75 mm diameter pilot column were optimised by using different bubble spargers (Microcel, Flotaire, Imox) and by varying the gas flow rate into the ...
L.O. Filippov, R. Joussemet, R. Houot
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An investigation of the flotation mechanism in the aerosol column flotation machine

Russian Journal of Non-Ferrous Metals, 2009
It is shown that the induction time decreases as the temperature decreases if there is air bubble adhesion to hydrophobic and hydrophilic particles; if there isn’t, the time decreases where hydrophobic particles stick to one another and increases in the case of adhesion of hydrophilic particles.
S. I. Evdokimov, A. M. Pan’shin
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