Coarse and Fine Particle Flotation

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
H. E. Wyslouzil J. Kohmeunch M. Fan
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Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
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Jan 1, 2009

Abstract

Eriez HydroFloat(TM) separators and Canadian Process Technologies (CPT) flotation columns have been developed to overcome the limitations of traditional flotation cells in recovering coarse and fine particles, respectively. The flotation column can effectively separate 30-5 µm phosphate. Several industrial-scale HydroFloat separators have been installed in phosphate and potash beneficiation plants. Industrial-scale ultra-coarse (+850 µm) phosphate separation results suggest that a more-than 40% BonePhosphate- of-Lime (BPL) recovery increase and a 37% collector consumption reduction can be achieved. The paper describes the applications of Eriez HydroFloat separators to coarse particle separation and the CPT flotation column to fine/ultrafine particle flotation.
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APA: H. E. Wyslouzil J. Kohmeunch M. Fan  (2009)  Coarse and Fine Particle Flotation

MLA: H. E. Wyslouzil J. Kohmeunch M. Fan Coarse and Fine Particle Flotation. Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 2009.

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