2009
DOI: 10.3103/s1067821209060017
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Magnetic fluid separation of gold-containing products in the vibration field

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“…The experimentally approved dependence for cal culating the radius (R) of a bubble [10], which decreases with time due to steam condensation, looks as follows: (4) where Ja, Pe, and Fo are the Jacob, Peclet, and Fou rier criteria:…”
Section: Mineral Processing Of Nonferrous Metalsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The experimentally approved dependence for cal culating the radius (R) of a bubble [10], which decreases with time due to steam condensation, looks as follows: (4) where Ja, Pe, and Fo are the Jacob, Peclet, and Fou rier criteria:…”
Section: Mineral Processing Of Nonferrous Metalsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This study is aimed at the concentration technol ogy of the copper-nickel feedstock, including that of a technogeneous nature, based on the application of the jet flotation flowchart [4,5] and flotation with steam-air mixture [6,7], which ensures the process run with maximal technical and economical effi ciency.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…And a pair of wedge-shaped magnetic poles could set up the magnetic field gradient that the direction of it is straight down. As illustrated in Figure 1.The equation of motion could be formulated as the following one [7]: + ,so ρ * is just the apparent density of magnetic fluid [8]. And this is the mechanical model of nonmagnetic mineral particles in MHSS.…”
Section: Mechanical Model In Mhssmentioning
confidence: 99%