作者: T.D.H. McGrath , L. O’Connor , J.J. Eksteen
DOI: 10.1016/J.MINENG.2015.04.022
关键词: Particle 、 Sphericity 、 Flash (manufacturing) 、 Gravity (chemistry) 、 Mineralogy 、 Mechanics 、 Froth flotation 、 Materials science 、 Gold particles
摘要: Abstract The focus of this study was to characterise and quantify the nature free gold particles recovered in a plant setting featuring parallel gravity concentration flash flotation processes, with an emphasis on influence size shape as review literature suggests importance such attributes particle’s recovery behaviour. Automated mineralogical analysis (AMA) employed particles’ circularity sphericity measurements using two three dimensional (2D/3D) methods. As expected, 2D results indicated that (−212/+38 μm) reporting concentrate were, average, more circular than those concentrate. However, 3D characterisations same samples offered opposing results. Such conflict identifies limitation for application simple malleable irregularly shaped particles.