eForce..Newest generation of electrostatic separator for the minerals sands industry

The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
E. Yan
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The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2003

Abstract

Electrostatic separation has been a mainstay of minerals sands flowsheets for over 50 years. Recent electrostatic developments have shown better conductor/non-conductor separation than technology previously available. Results to date show significantly increased separation efficiency over prior-art high-tension roll electrostatic separator (HTR). These improvements allow greater simplification of MSP circuits by minimizing re-circulating loads. The distinct features of the eForce include: 1) A provision that minimizes the affects of particle size to improve separator performance, 2) an enhancement of the design and arrangement of the static electrode providing a greater attraction force for separating fine conductive particles, and 3) inner roll and outer plate electrode configuration to improve separation efficiency and throughput capacity. Key Words: eForce, Electrostatic, Ion bombardment, HTR, Separation Efficiency, Electrostatic Classifier
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APA: E. Yan  (2003)  eForce..Newest generation of electrostatic separator for the minerals sands industry

MLA: E. Yan eForce..Newest generation of electrostatic separator for the minerals sands industry. The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 2003.

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