The Flotation Column As A Froth Separator (2806d7b8-a577-448a-9386-4f3652effb8f)

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
C. W. Schultz
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Jan 1, 1991

Abstract

Earlier publications from The University of Alabama have indicated that column flotation performance is improved when operating at low pulp levels and when the feed is directed into the froth phase. To validate these early observations a series of tests were performed in which the position of the feed entry to the column and the pulp-froth interface were systematically varied. The optimum grade-recovery relationship was achieved with high feed entry (WA) of column height) and very low pulp levels (<10% of column height). The position of the pulp-froth interface appears to be the more critical variable. When operating in this mode (1. e. at low pulp levels) column flotation becomes. in reality. a froth separation process.
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APA: C. W. Schultz  (1991)  The Flotation Column As A Froth Separator (2806d7b8-a577-448a-9386-4f3652effb8f)

MLA: C. W. Schultz The Flotation Column As A Froth Separator (2806d7b8-a577-448a-9386-4f3652effb8f). Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1991.

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