Device and process for gravitational separation of solid particl

Classifying – separating – and assorting solids – Fluid suspension – Liquid

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209173, B03B 566

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055073930

ABSTRACT:
A gravitational separation device is provided and the process is provided involving a packed column containing a packing material and having a device for vibrating the packed column and the particles. The gravitational separation device allows for efficient and effective separation of solid particles having different densities. The process preferably involves conditioning an aqueous pulp of mineral ore with a dispersant and feeding the dispersed aqueous pulp into an inlet into an intermediate section of the packed column and forming a high density bed of high density particles in a lower portion of the column, and forming a low density bed of low density particles in an upper portion of the column. Tailings are removed from the upper end of the column and concentrated mineral ore having reduced levels of gangue are removed from the bottom of the column. The device and process are especially useful in the separation of silica particles having small particle sizes from iron ore particles having small particle sizes.

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