Dry Coal Cleaning With A Magmill™

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
R. R. Oder R. E. Jamison E. D. Brandner
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Jan 1, 2000

Abstract

This paper presents preliminary test results obtained with a 0.38 kg/s (3000 lb-hr) beta prototype MagMill™. In processing Upper Freeport coal the beta prototype recovered 82% of the weight of the feed and 91% of the heat content while reducing the potential emissions of sulfur, kgSO2/GJ(lbSO2/MBtu), by 61%. Pyritic sulfur in the MagMill™ product was reduced by 78% compared to that in the feed. For all runs, the mill product was controlled between 70 to 80% finer than 74 µ particle size. Recoveries of mercury, arsenic, and selenium ranged from 35 to 45% of that in the feed. Power draw was reduced by 26% and mill throughput was increased by 9% compared to the pulverizer operating with no magnetic separator attached.
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APA: R. R. Oder R. E. Jamison E. D. Brandner  (2000)  Dry Coal Cleaning With A Magmill™

MLA: R. R. Oder R. E. Jamison E. D. Brandner Dry Coal Cleaning With A Magmill™. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2000.

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