Search for dissertations about: "mineral processing thesis metallurgy"
Showing result 21 - 25 of 86 swedish dissertations containing the words mineral processing thesis metallurgy.
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21. Physico-chemical characterisation of microbial cell surface and bioflotation of sulfide minerals
Abstract : Biomineral beneficiation concerns the way in which microorganisms bring about the enrichment of an ore matrix. It involves the selective removal of undesirable mineral constituents from an ore through microbe-mineral interactions in the process such as selective flotation and flocculation. READ MORE
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22. Test Methods for Characterising Ore Comminution Behavior in Geometallurgy
Abstract : Comminution test methods used within mineral processing have mainly been developed for selecting the most appropriate comminution technology for a given ore, designing a grinding circuit as well as sizing the equipment needed. Existing test methods usually require comparatively large sample amounts and are time-consuming to conduct. READ MORE
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23. Effects of loading mechanisms and texture on ore breakage – A multidimensional study
Abstract : In comminution machines, the product properties (particle size distribution, mineral liberation characteristics) and process consumables (energy for size reduction, wear) are affected by various parameters. On the one hand, understanding and optimizing these parameters can provide an energy efficient process and a specified product. READ MORE
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24. Traceability in continuous grinding circuits
Abstract : Traceability is the means to identify and follow real or imaginary lots through a process chain. It gives the opportunity to back-track a chain of events, or to predict process outcomes given the origin of a lot. Traceability can be used in different areas, e.g. READ MORE
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25. Influence of variations in feed ore characteristics on autogenous grinding
Abstract : In autogenous mills, the grinding media derives from the feed ore itself. Variations in feed ore properties will therefore affect the grinding charge and thus, the resulting ground product will vary. READ MORE