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A New Classification Method for High-Volume Fly Ash: Performance Based on Coal Source and Particle Size. [PDF]
Ji X +5 more
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Silicon Extraction from a Diamond Wire Saw Silicon Slurry with Flotation and the Flotation Interface Behavior. [PDF]
Zhu L, Wu D, Yang S, Xie K, Wei K, Ma W.
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Chalcopyrite Flotation, Molecular Design and Smart Industry: A Review. [PDF]
Rios LA +3 more
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Reclamation of iron and copper from BCL slag in Botswana. [PDF]
Gabasiane TS +3 more
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Analysis of Flow Field Characteristics in a Mechanical Defoaming Device. [PDF]
Li S, Peng T, Xu S, Qiu Y, Huai Y.
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An innovative process for lead upgrade from Kaldo smelting slag of lead ores: characterization and flotation. [PDF]
Ramezani H, Kamran Haghighi H.
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Dynamic froth stability in froth flotation
A new measure for froth stability is introduced in this work, based on a dynamic stability test for non-overflowing froth columns. The dynamic stability factor represents the lifetime of a bubble in the froth, and is defined as the ratio of the total volume of froth at equilibrium to the volumetric gas rate introduced into the system.
J J Cilliers
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Effect of froth rheology on froth and flotation performance
It has been suspected for some time that froth rheology has an impact on froth and flotation performance but little experimental work has been performed to investigate these effects. In this paper, the effect of froth rheology on froth and flotation performance was investigated by performing flotation tests in a 20 L continuous flotation cell using a ...
Chao Li, Kym Runge, Saeed Farrokhpay
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The froth stability column: linking froth stability and flotation performance
Froth structure and stability are known to play important roles in determining mineral flotation recovery and selectivity. However, measuring froth stability quantitatively, both at laboratory and industrial scales remains a significant challenge.
K Hadler, J J Cilliers
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