Coal Beneficiation via the Tapered Fluidized Bed Using Magnetite with a Wide Size Range Mining, Metallurgy and Exploration

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Xuchen Fan Chenyang Zhou Liang Dong Chenlong Duan Yuemin Zhao
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A gas–solid fluidized bed using magnetite particles is an effective methodology for coal beneficiation in the field of dry coal cleaning. Broadening the size range of magnetite used in the bed decreases medium preparation cost. In this study, a tapered fluidized bed was used to investigate a magnetite particle size range of −0.5 + 0.074 mm. The results showed that a tapered fluidized bed effectively strengthens mixing of magnetite with a wide size range (−0.5 + 0.074 mm). The results of beneficiation experiments indicated that with increasing tapered angle, separation efficiency increased and then decreased. The highest separation efficiency was obtained at a tapered angle of 10°. The optimal results showed that the ash content of the concentrate decreased from 31.82% to 12.33% with a probable error of 0.11, which indicated that a tapered fluidized bed was efficient to improve fine coal beneficiation performance.
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APA: Xuchen Fan Chenyang Zhou Liang Dong Chenlong Duan Yuemin Zhao  Coal Beneficiation via the Tapered Fluidized Bed Using Magnetite with a Wide Size Range Mining, Metallurgy and Exploration

MLA: Xuchen Fan Chenyang Zhou Liang Dong Chenlong Duan Yuemin Zhao Coal Beneficiation via the Tapered Fluidized Bed Using Magnetite with a Wide Size Range Mining, Metallurgy and Exploration. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration,

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