High Intensity, Wet Magnetic Separators ? I. Introduction

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
J. A. Bartnik
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Jan 1, 1966

Abstract

In recent years, the need has become more and more accute for a high capacity, high intensity, wet magnetic separator for the concentration of finely ground, paramagnetic minerals. As a result of this increased interest, extensive test work has been conducted at our Central Test Laboratory, and the basic design for such a separator has been established. Three units have been developed to comprise a full line of this equipment: (a) Series 4L (laboratory), Figure I, is manually operated to permit maximum flexibility and precise control of each variable, with a capacity of 4 gallons per minute. (b) Series LOCC, Figure II, functions by automatically controlled feeding and washing cycles, and has a capacity of approximately 1.0 tons per hour. (c) Series 200CF, Figure III, basically consists of an annular pole box, rotating through the high intensity magnetic field. This unit has a capacity of approximately 20 tons per hour.
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APA: J. A. Bartnik  (1966)  High Intensity, Wet Magnetic Separators ? I. Introduction

MLA: J. A. Bartnik High Intensity, Wet Magnetic Separators ? I. Introduction. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1966.

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