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Rheological effects on gas dispersion in a pilot scale mechanical flotation cell
Froth flotation is a separation method used for the beneficiation of a considerable portion of the world's mineral ores. The majority of flotation occurs in mechanical flotation cells, where effective gas dispersion is a primary requirement for particle-bubble contacting. Due to the mineralogical co...
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Centre for Minerals Research
2016
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