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Recovery of magnetite from dilute suspensions in a pilot plant separator description of the magnetic field progress report no 3

Recovery of magnetite from dilute suspensions in a pilot plant separator description of the magnetic field progress report no 3

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Abstract:
Some physical expressions relating the parameters of the magnetic field have been derived. A description of the magnetic field was carried out by measuring the magnetic flux intensity at various points along the drum circumference and at various radial distances. At each point two components, perpendicular to each other, were measured. These diagrams were subsequently integrated (by graphical methods) and the magnetic energy content established for the annular space occupied by the slurry. In this progress report, physical principles and quantitative measurements relevant to the magnetic field investigated, are discussed and presented for subsequent use, particularly in the interpretation of the experimental results.
Reference:
Bonapace, A. & du Toit, P. 1975. Recovery of magnetite from dilute suspensions in a pilot plant separator description of the magnetic field progress report no 3. http://hdl.handle.net/10204/13486 .
Bonapace, A., & du Toit, P. (1975). Recovery of magnetite from dilute suspensions in a pilot plant separator description of the magnetic field progress report no 3 Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/10204/13486
Bonapace, AC, and P du Toit Recovery of magnetite from dilute suspensions in a pilot plant separator description of the magnetic field progress report no 3. 1975. http://hdl.handle.net/10204/13486
Bonapace A, du Toit P. Recovery of magnetite from dilute suspensions in a pilot plant separator description of the magnetic field progress report no 3. 1975 [cited yyyy month dd]. Available from: http://hdl.handle.net/10204/13486
 
Bonapace, AC
du Toit, P
 
1975
 
Magnetic fields
Magnetic flux
Magnetic energies
Magnetite
Dilute suspensions
Slurry
 
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