Author:Mainza, Aubrey NjemaDate:2006The detrimental effects exhibited by the conventional hydrocyclone in classifying ores that contain different density components motivated the AMIRA P9 project to look into modifications to the conventional hydrocyclone that can improve ...Read more
Author:Mangesana, NobathembuDate:2012Milling is the most expensive operation in a mineral processing circuit and accounts for the highest amount of energy utilized. The efficiency of the milling process is affected by the rate of breakage of bigger rocks and the rate of transport ...Read more
Author:Mabote, SeipatiDate:2016Mineral processing is the process that involves liberation and beneficiation of valuable constituents of an ore. Several physical beneficiation processes exist and one such process is classification. Screens are classification devices sometimes ...Read more
Author:Chaponda, BrianDate:2011Comminution involves crushing and grinding operations. The grinding operations use the traditional tumbling mills and stirred mills to reduce the ore to the required fineness. This thesis intends to investigate the influence of design and ...Read more
Author:Bremner, SherryDate:2016Machinery such as an IsaMillTM used in communition to produce fine particle sizes that allow minerals to be extracted are best modelled using granular flows. A single rheological description that captures all the features of granular flows ...Read more
Author:Khonthu, TsepangDate:2012Valuable minerals that are used in various aspects of everyday life are buried in fossilised storages below the ground in the earth's crust. These minerals are mined as rocks which then have to be crushed in order to liberate these minerals ...Read more
Author:Mwale, Adolph NtajaDate:2015Screening is a well-known classification process in the minerals processing industry. The process involves separation of fine particles from coarse particles based on size and is applicable to both dry and fine screening. Fine screening is ...Read more
Author:Morrison, Angus JamesDate:2012Positron emission particle tracking is a Lagrangian, single particle tracking technique in which the trajectory of a representative tracer particle is triangulated from the decay products of the positron-emitting radioisotope with which it ...Read more