The Relationship Between Concentrate Yield and Descriptors From a Machine Vision System in a Platinum Flotation Application (642cb9c4-6df4-4999-86c4-5cbb7b026551)

International Mineral Processing Congress
D. Hatfield G. de Jager
Organization:
International Mineral Processing Congress
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8
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455 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2003

Abstract

"The rapid developments in computer vision and computational resources are creating new possibilities for the use of machine vision systems for industrial control. A number of commercial image analysis systems exist, and research into improved measurements of froth performance is ongoing. An integral part of the implementation of these systems is the validation of the relationship between image analysis measurements and flotation cell performance. This paper discusses the factors affecting concentrate flow and presents the results obtained from one such system with respect to its ability to estimate the flow of concentrate from a flotation cell.The relationship between froth flow speed and the rate of recovery of concentrate from a flotation cell was investigated on two industrial operations, both processing PGM (Platinum Group Metal) bearing ores. Results are presented that show a relationship between froth flow speed and concentrate yield."
Citation

APA: D. Hatfield G. de Jager  (2003)  The Relationship Between Concentrate Yield and Descriptors From a Machine Vision System in a Platinum Flotation Application (642cb9c4-6df4-4999-86c4-5cbb7b026551)

MLA: D. Hatfield G. de Jager The Relationship Between Concentrate Yield and Descriptors From a Machine Vision System in a Platinum Flotation Application (642cb9c4-6df4-4999-86c4-5cbb7b026551). International Mineral Processing Congress, 2003.

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