Rheological measurements on pulps from South African gold mines

The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
G. S. Hansford C. D. Levy J. W. de Kock
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Jan 3, 1976

Abstract

Rheological measurements on pulps from South African gold mines by G. s. HANSFORD, Ph.D. (Pennsylvania), M.Sc. (Cape Town), C. D. LEVY, B.Sc. (Eng.), and J. W. DE KOCK, Ph.D. (Cantab.), B.Sc. (A.I.C.) (Visitors) A method is described for the determination of the rheological parameters of a fast-settling slurry with conventional viscometric measuring equipment. The effect of concentration, temperature, and pH on these parameters is investigated. The results agree with those obtained by previous workers using different viscometers, but this method allows a more detailed characterization of all the properties. From a literature survey, two semi-empirical equations were found that allow the effect of concentration, temperature, or pH on the rheological parameters to be correlated.
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APA: G. S. Hansford C. D. Levy J. W. de Kock  (1976)  Rheological measurements on pulps from South African gold mines

MLA: G. S. Hansford C. D. Levy J. W. de Kock Rheological measurements on pulps from South African gold mines. The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 1976.

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