The practical characterisation of ferrosilicon for dense medium applications

The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
J Bosman W Blair
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The measurement of ferrosilicon rheology and characterisation of the parameters that have a direct influence on medium rheology provide the basis for evaluating, comparing and selecting an appropriate size and shape of medium to maximise separation efficiency in a dense medium application. The role of medium viscosity on particle separation in both static and dynamic separators is illustrated using relevant theory. The primary measurements of rheology are medium viscosity and stability. These in turn are determined by particle size, particle density and particle shape which in turn can be quantified. Additional characterisation parameters are also discussed. Different areas of application where ferrosilicon characterisation can be used are also discussed.CITATION:Bosman, J and Blair, W, 2017. The practical characterisation of ferrosilicon for dense medium applications, in Proceedings Iron Ore 2017, pp 135–140 (The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy: Melbourne).
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APA: J Bosman W Blair  (2017)  The practical characterisation of ferrosilicon for dense medium applications

MLA: J Bosman W Blair The practical characterisation of ferrosilicon for dense medium applications. The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 2017.

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