Large Flotation Machines In Coal Preparation Plants Of The Ruhr District Of West Germany

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Armin C. Supp
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Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1985

Abstract

Since 1975, about a dozen high capacity flotation plants have been installed in the Ruhr district. Depending on the size of the preparation plants, the design capacity of the flotation section is between 100 - 150 t/h. The flotation units generally comprise rougher and cleaner stages in which 5 to 6 or 4 to 5 agitators respectively are arranged in line. The unit volume allocated to each agitator is up to 16 m3. The type of flotation machines, the design of these plants and their instrumen¬tation and control equipment are described in detail. The run of mine coal in the Ruhr district is characterized by a wide variety of the volatile matter. Generally, a distinction must be made between coals with more than 30 - 35% V.M., which are preferably used in power station, and coal with lower V.M. content, which are preferably used as coke-oven feed. The difference between these coals in respect to grain-size distribution, ash cotent and flotation properties will also be described in detail.
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APA: Armin C. Supp  (1985)  Large Flotation Machines In Coal Preparation Plants Of The Ruhr District Of West Germany

MLA: Armin C. Supp Large Flotation Machines In Coal Preparation Plants Of The Ruhr District Of West Germany. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1985.

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