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Short Time Mixing Response in a Big Flotation Cell by Juan B. Yianatos; José M. Larenas; Michael H. Moys; Francisco J. Diaz is a Engineering article available to read on EtoBox.

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A new approach to characterizing the mixing evolution and mass transport patterns in big flotation cells was developed. The procedure consists of using a non-invasive radioisotope tracer technique which allows for the continuous measurement of the local concentration of liquid and solid phases at different points in the cell. This approach was developed to characterize the mixing performance of a 130 m 3 self-aerated flotation cell at El Teniente copper concentrator, Codelco, Chile. Short-term mixing was experimentally characterized by using appropriate radioisotope tracers for liquid and solids. 82 Br in solution was used as liquid tracer and 24 Na was used to trace the solid, considering three particle size classes: +150, -150 + 45 and -45 μm, for non-floatable gangue mineral. From the experimental data, a dynamic mixing model was developed to represent the internal short time mixing, as well as the overall mixing conditions in the pulp and froth zones in a big flotation cell. Results showed a mixing time of around 100 s, for liquid and solids, while the pulp mean residence time was 350 s. It was found that the feed pulp circulates 1.4 times through the impeller zone before reach

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Author
Juan B. Yianatos; José M. Larenas; Michael H. Moys; Francisco J. Diaz
Publisher
Elsevier Science; Elsevier ; Elsevier BV (ISSN 0301-7516)
Published
2008
Language
EN
Field
Engineering (Physical Sciences)

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