How To Obtain Continuous Flotation Test Data With Drill Core Sample: A Mini Pilot Plant

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
V. L. Andrade N. A. Santos K. L. C. Goncalves
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Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2002

Abstract

This paper describes results obtained in a test program performed with new equipment, called Mini Pilot Plant, manufactured by Canadian Process Technologies. This equipment was acquired by CVRD aiming at testing flotation circuits, in a continuous closed configuration, with samples obtained from drill cores. Success of this goal would allow CVRD to establish the metallurgical performance of mineral deposits with more confidence in comparison to Locked Cycle Tests (LCT). This paper discusses the importance of assessing the ore variability and compares results obtained in LCTs and Mini Pilot Plant. Results suggest that more reliable data is obtained in MPP test.
Citation

APA: V. L. Andrade N. A. Santos K. L. C. Goncalves  (2002)  How To Obtain Continuous Flotation Test Data With Drill Core Sample: A Mini Pilot Plant

MLA: V. L. Andrade N. A. Santos K. L. C. Goncalves How To Obtain Continuous Flotation Test Data With Drill Core Sample: A Mini Pilot Plant. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2002.

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