The Effect Of Laboratory Cell Design On Flotation Machine Hydrodynamics, Solids Suspension And Particle Recovery

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Abstract

A large lab apparatus was designed using a scale-down methodology based on the design legacy of the current FLSmidth commercial forced air flotation machines. This new apparatus, along with a new test methodology, was used to evaluate new rapid prototype concepts. The apparatus was designed to monitor bubble size, power, pumping capacity, Jg, velocity profiles, froth character, and tip speed. The methodology developed follows a sequence that goes from hydrodynamic tests and solids suspension tests to a flotation kinetic test. This methodology has been demonstrated to be a good tool to determine the effect of machine design changes on flotation.
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APA:  (2012)  The Effect Of Laboratory Cell Design On Flotation Machine Hydrodynamics, Solids Suspension And Particle Recovery

MLA: The Effect Of Laboratory Cell Design On Flotation Machine Hydrodynamics, Solids Suspension And Particle Recovery. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2012.

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