Posts Tagged ‘hydrocyclone’
Optimizing Hydrocyclone Separation Processes
Posted in Control & Safety Systems, Metals, Mining, Minerals on Monday, April 29th, 2019. No comments yetTags: AMS Machinery Manager, Cristián Doerr, hydrocyclone, Mining Center of Excellence
In the mining industry, hydrocyclones are mineral processing equipment used in slurry pulps to separate coarse and fine particles according to their size and density. From Wikipedia: The mixture [slurry pulp] is injected into the hydrocyclone in such a way as to create the vortex and, depending upon the relative densities of the two phases, […]
Improved Mining Operations by Detecting Roping and Plugging on Hydrocyclones
Posted in Metals, Mining, Minerals on Monday, August 17th, 2015. No comments yetTags: cyclopac, Douglas Morris, hydrocyclone, mining automation, Portage Cyclone Detection, vibration measurement, vibration transmitter
Author: Douglas Morris One of the most ubiquitous operations in any mine is the use of hydrocyclones (cyclones) in the comminution circuit to sort particle sizes for mineral processing. Downstream of this process is the flotation circuit, which can be adversely affected if there is an upset with cyclones. Poor cyclone performance will impact recovery, […]
