Conference Proceedings
Annual Conference, Townsville
Conference Proceedings
Annual Conference, Townsville
The Treatment of Problem Coals by Froth Flotation
A study has been made into the influence of feed size distribution on the flotation response of coal. The results show that a full description of the flotation response of a coal must not only consider the inherent floatability of the coal, but also, the size distribution of the feed to flotation. The performances of a number of flotation circuits were compared using a coal which was "poorly floating" because of its size distribution._x000D_
Split feed flotation, two stage reagent addition, and reflotation of classified tailings all gave better yields than that obtained by conventional single stage flotation._x000D_
The optimum flotation circuit for the washing of the coal in question, was reflotation of classified tailings.
Split feed flotation, two stage reagent addition, and reflotation of classified tailings all gave better yields than that obtained by conventional single stage flotation._x000D_
The optimum flotation circuit for the washing of the coal in question, was reflotation of classified tailings.
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B A Firth, A R Swanson, S K Nicol
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