Efficient Enhanced Gravity Recovery Of Zircon Using The Kelsey Centrifugal Jig

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- The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
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Abstract
The Kelsey Centrifugal Jig (KCJ) utilizes the application of centrifugal force (and the resultant enhanced gravitational field) to conventional jigging technology principles to successfully process materials where the valuable constituent particulates are very fine and/or where there is a small specific gravity differential between these and the gangue minerals. The KCJ has been successfully employed in mineral sands applications in Australia for approximately 12 years. More recently, the KCJ has been tested and installed on zircon tailings dump retreatment projects in Australia and the USA, while being considered for similar projects in RSA, and is about to be installed in zircon tailings processing duties in India and Africa and in a tin removal duty in a rutile circuit in Australia. Extensive test work has been carried out on these applications and some typical performance data is presented in this paper. Information is also provided on the principles of operation of the KCJ and on the keys to a successful KCJ installation.
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Efficient Enhanced Gravity Recovery Of Zircon Using The Kelsey Centrifugal JigMLA: Efficient Enhanced Gravity Recovery Of Zircon Using The Kelsey Centrifugal Jig. The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy,