Interpretation of the effect of frother type and concentration on flotation performance in an OK3 cell
作者： B. A. Comley , M. A. Vera , J-P. Franzidis
DOI: 10.1007/BF03403373
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摘要: Over the past few decades a great deal of effort has gone into characterizing effects frother type and concentration in flotation using variety two-phase techniques. Whilst useful informative, this research still does not assist selection suitable frothers for three-phase industrial-scale froths. This paper investigates industrial froth. The objective was to determine if progress could be made terms understanding behavior how they affect sub-processes occurring pulp froth phases and, ultimately, metallurgical performance cell.
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