1998
DOI: 10.1016/s0301-7516(97)00053-7
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Spirals observed

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“…Для усовершенствования пневмосепараторов необходимы теоретические исследования движения частиц на рабочей поверхности сепаратора [2]. В работах [3][4][5] представлены математические модели движения частицы в винтовом сепараторе. В [6] исследованы процессы сепарации в винтовом сепараторе методом дискретных элементов.…”
Section: аннотацияunclassified
“…Для усовершенствования пневмосепараторов необходимы теоретические исследования движения частиц на рабочей поверхности сепаратора [2]. В работах [3][4][5] представлены математические модели движения частицы в винтовом сепараторе. В [6] исследованы процессы сепарации в винтовом сепараторе методом дискретных элементов.…”
Section: аннотацияunclassified
“…A quantidade de água perdida é considerável por causa da massa de densos coletada, e se não for reposta haverá perda de eficiência na separação. (9) …”
Section: Variáveis Operacionaisunclassified
“…Fig. 2 (Kapur and Meloy, 1998) depicts the design parameters of a typical spiral. The longitudinal tangential slope S, at any point on the deck is expressed as…”
Section: Parametric Representation Of Spiral Geometrymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since, its introduction by Humphreys in the 1940's (Thompson and Welker, 1990), spirals have proved to be a cost effective and an efficient means of concentrating a variety of ores. Their success is attributed to the fact that spirals are environment friendly, rugged, compact, and cost effective (Chedgy et al, 1990;Holland-Batt, 1990Kapur and Meloy, 1998). Since the 1980s, there has been an increased interest in recovering coal fines and spirals have become a common method for the concentration of 0.1 mm to 2 mm coal.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%