Commercial Application of High Intensity Wet Magnetic Seperation for Iron Ore

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
W. J. D. Stone
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Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
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Jan 1, 1971

Abstract

In 1960, Magnetics International Ltd. undertook the development of the Jones High Intensity Wet Magnetic Separator in the Americas. Magnetics International had a number of possible applications in its own projects plus the intention of developing the equipment for sale to others. It was soon recognized that no matter how innovative a piece of mineral separation equipment may be, it takes many years and much finance before it is finally accepted for large scale use. For this reason, many good ideas die in their infancy. One of the chief reasons for such a time lag between conception and large scale implementation is the usual lack of finance to construct and put into operation a large demonstration unit. Even with a large unit for demonstration, the first major user usually requires a guarantee that is not normal in accepted separation equipment. Such problems are also normally accompanied by major design changes from the first conception.
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APA: W. J. D. Stone  (1971)  Commercial Application of High Intensity Wet Magnetic Seperation for Iron Ore

MLA: W. J. D. Stone Commercial Application of High Intensity Wet Magnetic Seperation for Iron Ore. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1971.

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