Implementation Of The Hydrofloat Technology At The South Fort Meade Mine

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
M. Mankosa J. Yasalonis G. Taylor G. Luttrell
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Jan 1, 2007

Abstract

Several industrial-scale HydroFloat separators have recently been installed at Mosaic’s South Fort Meade beneficiation plant for the purpose of improving phosphate recovery and throughput capacity. This technology was implemented after numerous laboratory, bench-scale, and on-site, pilot-scale test campaigns. The results from this detailed test work provided sufficient justification for the complete retrofit of the existing coarse and ultra-coarse flotation cells. Data indicate that the metallurgical results obtained with the full-scale separators are consistent with that obtained during both the bench- and pilot-scale evaluations. The apparent benefits, theory of operation, and commissioning of the equipment are also discussed.
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APA: M. Mankosa J. Yasalonis G. Taylor G. Luttrell  (2007)  Implementation Of The Hydrofloat Technology At The South Fort Meade Mine

MLA: M. Mankosa J. Yasalonis G. Taylor G. Luttrell Implementation Of The Hydrofloat Technology At The South Fort Meade Mine. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2007.

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