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Developing a mechanistic model for flow through a perforated plate with application to screening of particulate materials
Screening in mineral processing is the practice of separating granulated ore materials into multiple particle size fractions, and is employed in most mineral processing plants. Models of screening performance have been developed previously with the aim of improving process efficiency. Different meth...
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Department of Chemical Engineering
2017
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