Teetered Bed Separators ? The Australian Experience

The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
R. Drummond
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Jan 1, 2002

Abstract

The fourth Teetered Bed Separator (TBS) has just been installed in Australia, and trials have been run in many sites. There is a growing recognition of the potential advantages of using TBS technology to treat coal in the ?3+0.25 mm size range, at cut points below 1.60. From these activities, there has been a substantial growth in knowledge with respect to application engineering and operational functions. The paper briefly describes the installations, including flowsheets, and so provides a background to the potential deployment of TBS technology. There are a large number of potential applications for TBS technology, including treatment of fine ROM coal in new plants, or in upgrade situations for re-processing of spiral product, or scavenging coal from coarse tailings. As well, cost effective capacity upgrades are possible by using TBS units for treating the sands size fraction. Issues arising from Australian TBS installations and application engineering are also discussed.
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APA: R. Drummond  (2002)  Teetered Bed Separators ? The Australian Experience

MLA: R. Drummond Teetered Bed Separators ? The Australian Experience. The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 2002.

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