2011
DOI: 10.1088/0957-0233/22/4/045706
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Application of gamma emission imaging in mineral processing industry: case study of slurry transport in a wet laboratory ball mill

Abstract: The gamma emission imaging technique has been effectively applied for determination of the slurry radial flow pattern and mixing profile within the ball charge in a wet laboratory ball mill. Aqueous technetium, Tc99m radioisotope that emits 140 keV photons with a short half-life of 6.02 h, was utilized as a flow follower while the glycerol–water mixture was used to mimic the motion of the actual slurry as found in full scale systems. Tests were conducted under two different slurry viscosity conditions for two … Show more

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