Level Detection in Flotation Columns at Falconbridge

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
B. J. Huls J. A. Finch
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Jan 1, 1990

Abstract

Accurate level detection is required to make full use of level in optimizing control strategies for flotation columns. Techniques based on pressure and electrical conductivity are compared. Pressure and conductivity profiles give good agreement on level. Level calculated from single and multiple pressure values became more accurate using, in order, one, two and three sensor locations. The level estimate remained in error, however, because, unlike the collection zone, froth zone bulk density varies with height. A conductivity probe continually updating the conductance profile is a practical method of obtaining an accurate level.
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APA: B. J. Huls J. A. Finch  (1990)  Level Detection in Flotation Columns at Falconbridge

MLA: B. J. Huls J. A. Finch Level Detection in Flotation Columns at Falconbridge. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1990.

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