Autoclave Design And Scale-Up From Batch Test Data: A Review Of Sizing Methods And Their Bases

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
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Jan 1, 1998

Abstract

A comprehensive understanding of the effects of autoclave configuration (batch, semi-batch, continuous) on the residence time necessary to achieve a target conversion is a prerequisite for design of commercial scale autoclaves. Particle size distribution, mineral and reagent concentrations, temperature and mixing also influence the conversion. This paper outlines the bases of using test data to predict performance of commercial scale autoclaves. Recommendations for coordinating test program design with selection of scale-up method are provided. Examples are given to illustrate the different levels of engineering effort needed to meet corresponding levels of design optimization and accuracy.
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APA:  (1998)  Autoclave Design And Scale-Up From Batch Test Data: A Review Of Sizing Methods And Their Bases

MLA: Autoclave Design And Scale-Up From Batch Test Data: A Review Of Sizing Methods And Their Bases. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1998.

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