Bench-Scale Testing Of A Micronized Magnetite, Fine-Coal Cleaning Process

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
E. R. Torak
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Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
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Jan 1, 1996

Abstract

Custom Coals, International has installed and is presently testing a 225 kg/hr. (500 lb/hr.) micronized-magnetite, fine-coal cleaning circuit at PETC's Process Research Facility (PRF). The cost-shared project was awarded as part of the Coal Preparation Program's High Efficiency Preparation Subprogram. The project includes design, construction and testing of a fully-integrated, bench-scale circuit, complete with feed coal classification to remove the minus 30 micron slimes, dense-medium cycloning of the 300 by 30 micron feed coal using three different size micronized-magnetite mediums, and medium recovery circuits using drain and rinse screens and various stages and types of magnetic separators. This paper describes the project circuit and goals, including a description of the current project status and the sources of coal and magnetite which are being tested.
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APA: E. R. Torak  (1996)  Bench-Scale Testing Of A Micronized Magnetite, Fine-Coal Cleaning Process

MLA: E. R. Torak Bench-Scale Testing Of A Micronized Magnetite, Fine-Coal Cleaning Process. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1996.

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