Coal - Cleaning Various Coals in a Drum-Type Dense-Medium Pilot Plant - Discussion

- Organization:
- The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
- Pages:
- 2
- File Size:
- 205 KB
- Publication Date:
- Jan 1, 1954
Abstract
.I. S. Huckaba (Western Machinery Co., Spokane, Wash.)—It has been my pleasure and privilege to be able to follow this work with the H.M.S. pilot plant very closely. This has been a very thorough and painstaking piece of work and will be of great value to the dense-media operators and manufacturers. Unfortunately time was not available to make an accurate comparison between this pilot plant and the commercial plant at Bellingham Coal Mines, both plants having Wemco drum separators. Briefly I would like to point out what I consider the most interesting finding of this work. Capacity: Very good results were obtained at a feed mte of 5.2 tons per hr in a 30-in diam by 24-in. long drum separator. The maximum capacity of this drum is not known but it is something over 5.2 tons per hr for the available area of 2.08 sq ft. Medium Preparation: The importance of proper medium preparation is well demonstrated. A "tailored" or
Citation
APA:
(1954) Coal - Cleaning Various Coals in a Drum-Type Dense-Medium Pilot Plant - DiscussionMLA: Coal - Cleaning Various Coals in a Drum-Type Dense-Medium Pilot Plant - Discussion. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1954.