Characterization Of Coals Responding To Froth Conditioning - Introduction and Summary

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
K. H. Nimerick
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Jan 1, 1982

Abstract

Froth flotation of coal is growing in importance and complexity. Some of the reasons for these changes follow. 1) A need exists for energy resource conservation. 2) Preparation plants are processing widely varying coal -- deep seam, strip and stockpiled either separately or as blends. 3) More fines are being generated because more mines are using automatic mining equipment. 4) It is more practical and economical to remove ash and sulfur at the preparation plant than during utilization.
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APA: K. H. Nimerick  (1982)  Characterization Of Coals Responding To Froth Conditioning - Introduction and Summary

MLA: K. H. Nimerick Characterization Of Coals Responding To Froth Conditioning - Introduction and Summary. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1982.

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