2019-12-1 However, prolonged ultrasonic treatment re-oxidizes the coal surface, resulting in a decrease in floatability of coal fines and an increase of desulfurization rate. In addition, the use of simultaneous ultrasound in coal flotation process produces a large number of cavitation micro-bubbles in the pulp, which can further stabilize the froth ...
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The purpose of this paper is to investigate the order of kinetic models in coal fines flotation. Six kinetic models with different orders were used for flotation tests using fine
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2003-9-22 The froth flotation tests of bituminous coal fines were carried out using only one of three non-ionic reagents; Triton x-100, Brij-35, methyl isobuthyl carbinol (MIBC) and sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS), and the mixture of Triton x-100 or Brij-35 with MIBC in various ratios.
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1984-10-1 CONCLUSIONS The use of aggregative flotation technique for beneficiating coal fines was investigated and its overall performance was found to be strongly influenced by the parameters affecting its two constituent steps, namely aggregate formation and froth flotation High mixing intensity and large collector consumption rates were found to ...
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2016-10-21 Flotation is a complex multifaceted process that is widely used for the separation of finely ground minerals. The theory of froth flotation is complex and is not
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2014-10-1 Of these, froth flotation is the most common technology used for fine coal beneficiation. Froth flotation exploits the differences in surface hydrophobicity of the different constituent minerals and selectively separates the valuable minerals from gangue by attaching them to air bubbles and recovering them from the mineral laden froth [2] .
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2016-11-12 Batch Flotation of LVC Coal Fines. Results obtained with Kusunda coal fines from eastern flank of Jharia coalfield show (Table 1) that through collectorless batch flotation alone, with fairly long wetting time and without extensive conditioning, as high as 48% yield could be obtained at only 13% ash and at a flotation time of 90 s [].Collector aided flotation however led to the loss or slowing ...
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2011-12-8 Coal Beneficiation — Application of froth flotation * R. N. Sharma I shall try to highlight the growth of beneficiation in coal and ',leading to the need for adoption of flotation circuits. Beginning in early 50's when the upper horizon with low ash and low near gravity materials were mined, all either
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2017-5-23 Without this flotation step, the fine coal would upset the specific gravity range of the natural media and create a large circulating load of coal fines in the media. The
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The froth flotation tests of bituminous coal fines were carried out using only one of three non-ionic reagents; Triton x-100, Brij-35, methyl isobuthyl carbinol (MIBC) and sodium dodecyl sulfate ...
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1984-10-1 CONCLUSIONS The use of aggregative flotation technique for beneficiating coal fines was investigated and its overall performance was found to be strongly influenced by the parameters affecting its two constituent steps, namely aggregate formation and froth flotation High mixing intensity and large collector consumption rates were found to ...
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2016-11-12 Batch Flotation of LVC Coal Fines. Results obtained with Kusunda coal fines from eastern flank of Jharia coalfield show (Table 1) that through collectorless batch flotation alone, with fairly long wetting time and without extensive conditioning, as high as 48% yield could be obtained at only 13% ash and at a flotation time of 90 s [].Collector aided flotation however led to the loss or slowing ...
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2019-1-6 Froth flotation is a universally accepted physicochemical process for the beneficiation of coal fines [7]. Its separation efficiency depends on the wettability difference between the coal-rich and mineral-rich particles of the coal slurry in the flotation circuit. Generally, the coarse coal has good selectivity, but the flotation rate is slow ...
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Additionally, improving coal prices and technology have made the recovery of coal fines more viable, as they re- present a notable economic resource base. At present, conventional froth flotation is the only commercially available method for the cleaning and recovering of coal fines [3] .
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2011-12-8 Coal Beneficiation — Application of froth flotation * R. N. Sharma I shall try to highlight the growth of beneficiation in coal and ',leading to the need for adoption of flotation circuits. Beginning in early 50's when the upper horizon with low ash and low near gravity materials were mined, all either
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In a simple form of the method (not involving froth flotation) some recovery of the coal fines may be achieved with a dosage rate as low as for example, 2.45 kg. polymer/tonne of slurry solids but under the same conditions an almost doubled dosage rate of 4.71 gave far superior results.
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The purpose of this paper is to investigate the order of kinetic models in coal fines flotation. Six kinetic models with different orders were used for flotation tests using fine coals with ...
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The results showed that the performance of the column was far superior to that of the conventional cell owing to the large fines content present in the coal. It was established that a stable froth column of 40 cm in height and a suitable balance between froth and collection zone could be maintained at 1.0 cm/s superficial gas rate.
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Conventional hydrocarbon oil cannot adhere effectively to oxidized coal, resulting in a low yield of clean coal. In this study, a high-speed homogenizer was used to emulsify LDD (laurylamine dipropylene diamine) and kerosene, which enhanced the flotation efficiency of oxidized coal. The flotation results showed an increase from 4.12% (only kerosene) to 23.33% (emulsified oil).
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2019-1-6 Froth flotation is a universally accepted physicochemical process for the beneficiation of coal fines [7]. Its separation efficiency depends on the wettability difference between the coal-rich and mineral-rich particles of the coal slurry in the flotation circuit. Generally, the coarse coal has good selectivity, but the flotation rate is slow ...
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The froth flotation tests of bituminous coal fines were carried out using only one of three non-ionic reagents; Triton x-100, Brij-35, methyl isobuthyl carbinol (MIBC) and sodium dodecyl sulfate ...
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2016-11-30 cleaning and recovery of discarded coal fines particles. Additionally, improving coal prices and technology have made the recovery of coal fines more viable, as they re- present a notable economic resource base. At present, conventional froth flotation is the only commercially available method for the cleaning and recovering of coal fines [3].
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2012-6-18 Coal flotation is based on the natural or induced hydrophobi of coal panicles that are separated from hydrophilic ash IUlfur constituents by attachment to air bubbles. The coal air bubble aggregates are collected in a froth phase created by the addition of a suitable frother such as Without exception, such separations are made in a con
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The results showed that the performance of the column was far superior to that of the conventional cell owing to the large fines content present in the coal. It was established that a stable froth column of 40 cm in height and a suitable balance between froth and collection zone could be maintained at 1.0 cm/s superficial gas rate.
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In a simple form of the method (not involving froth flotation) some recovery of the coal fines may be achieved with a dosage rate as low as for example, 2.45 kg. polymer/tonne of slurry solids but under the same conditions an almost doubled dosage rate of 4.71 gave far superior results.
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2018-10-4 Froth flotation is considered to be one of the rare commercially available technologies for cleaning and recovering of coal fines (Yoon and Aksoy, 1999). Coal flotation is a very complex process that is characterized by a large variation in physical and chemical properties of treated material, i.e. coal and mineral matter.
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2020-12-8 beneficiotion of coal fines in column cells". SAIMM International colloquium: "Developments in froth flotation". Gordons Boy, South Africa. 3-4 August, 1989. Stonestreet, P. and Fronzidis, J-P. "Reverse flotation-Exciting new process or academic. curiosity?" SAIChE 6th National Meeting. Durban, South Africa. 7-9 August, 1991.
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2018-10-4 Eriez’s StackCell is a relatively new froth flotation technology, targeted at fines and slimes particles. It was developed in light of the engineering and design challenges that are commonly associated with existing flotation technology such as self-aspirating cells, mechanical cells and
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Conventional hydrocarbon oil cannot adhere effectively to oxidized coal, resulting in a low yield of clean coal. In this study, a high-speed homogenizer was used to emulsify LDD (laurylamine dipropylene diamine) and kerosene, which enhanced the flotation efficiency of oxidized coal. The flotation results showed an increase from 4.12% (only kerosene) to 23.33% (emulsified oil).
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