Bourgeois, Florent and Haque, M. and Wu, Darren
Novel probe for the investigation of slurry filtration.
(2001)
Minerals & Metallurgical Processing, 1 (2). 75-82.
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Abstract
A novel impedance probe was commissioned specifically for capturing fast dynamic information about filtration processes. It provides an attractive alternative to more complex measurement techniques in situations where the slurry system is primarily one-dimensional. The probe can monitor mudline, slurry densification and drainage. Dynamic variations in cake permeability are obtained by combining dynamic mudline information obtained with the probe and filtrate rate derived from a leaf test apparatus. the measurements are reviewed in relation to microstructural measurements obtained on iron ore filter cakes. The practical significance of these measurements for optimization of the filtration process is discussed.
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Additional Information: | This publication is available at http://www.smenet.org/minerals-and-metallurgical-processing-journal/?CFID=1542974&CFTOKEN=73845172 |
Audience (journal): | International peer-reviewed journal |
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Institution: | Other partners > University of Queensland - UQ (AUSTRALIA) |
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Deposited On: | 29 Mar 2010 10:16 |
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