Development Of An "On-Line" Eh-pH Electrochemical Sensor For The Flotation Process Control

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
Christian Hecker
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The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
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Jan 1, 1999

Abstract

An Eh-pH electrochemical sensor developed for on-line pH and redox potentials copper sulphide flotation process control was studied. The electrochemical sensor cell includes two metallic platinum electrodes, a metallic antimony electrode and a high impedance reference cell which are polarized with a potentiostat. For pH and redox potential determinations, the Sb and platinum electrode potentials are measured, respectively, against the polarized electrochemical reference system. The behaviour of this electrode configuration has been investigated in a laboratory scale. An electrochemical sensor device has been succesfully installed and checked in El Teninte Colon Concentrator's SAG line feeding the copper flotation rougher circuit.
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APA: Christian Hecker  (1999)  Development Of An "On-Line" Eh-pH Electrochemical Sensor For The Flotation Process Control

MLA: Christian Hecker Development Of An "On-Line" Eh-pH Electrochemical Sensor For The Flotation Process Control. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 1999.

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