PARAMETRIC STUDY OF FINE COAL CLEANING USING COLUMN FLOTATION.

B. K. Parekh; J. G. Groppo; A. E. Bland

PARAMETRIC STUDY OF FINE COAL CLEANING USING COLUMN FLOTATION.

B. K. Parekh, J. G. Groppo, A. E. Bland

Mining Engineering

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Abstract

An experimental program was conducted using a 2-inch internal diameter Canadian column flotation cell to examine the effect of various operating parameters on clean coal recovery and quality. The program used the Plackett-Burman statistical design to identify the significant operating parameters, followed by a two-level factorial design to define the optimal column operating conditions. Frother concentration, column height and air flow were identified to be the most significant parameters.

Original language	English
State	Published - 1986

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