2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.mineng.2023.108106
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Grinding effect of sodium silicate on muscovite and its mechanism analysis

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“…With the continuous depletion of resources and the increasing pressure of environmental protection and production costs, the production mode of mining enterprises is changing from an extensive production mode driven by human experience to an intelligent production mode driven by knowledge and data. The popularization of basic industrial process automation technology and the rapid development of big data and intelligent control technology also provide basic conditions and technical support for the intelligent operation of mineral processing [1,2]. More and more production problems that are difficult to solve by traditional methods need to be solved by artificial intelligence methods such as machine learning [3,4].…”
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“…With the continuous depletion of resources and the increasing pressure of environmental protection and production costs, the production mode of mining enterprises is changing from an extensive production mode driven by human experience to an intelligent production mode driven by knowledge and data. The popularization of basic industrial process automation technology and the rapid development of big data and intelligent control technology also provide basic conditions and technical support for the intelligent operation of mineral processing [1,2]. More and more production problems that are difficult to solve by traditional methods need to be solved by artificial intelligence methods such as machine learning [3,4].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Many studies have also aimed to solve the fine-particle flotation problem by exploiting microbubble flotation equipment; for instance, the Reflux™ Flotation Cell was used to recover and clean fine hydrophobic particles, resulting in the stripping of fewer hydrophobic particles [10][11][12][13]. Further, it is well known that nanobubbles, referring to bubbles measuring only a few hundred nanometers wide, can extend the lower particlesize limits for the effective flotation of coal, phosphate, iron ore, and a number of other typical oxidized minerals [14][15][16][17][18]. With a wealth of research experience in microbubbleenhanced fine-particle flotation, the author is dedicated to demonstrating how nanobubbles offer an effective means of enhancing fine-particle flotation recovery, making it a subject of significant interest.…”
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