Process and device for controlling the electrostatic separation

Classifying – separating – and assorting solids – Electrostatic – Free fall type particle charging

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7386357, 2091271, 364502, B03C 712

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047433620

ABSTRACT:
A process for controlling the electrostatic separation of crushed chemically conditioned and triboelectrically charged potash salts in a free fall wherein the setting angles of deviating blades for the separated material are controlled by means of a process computer in dependency on the K.sub.2 O-content of the residue which accumulates in the proximity of the negative, separating electrode. The mutual position of the blades determines the K.sub.2 O and NaCl discharge and the amount of the obtained middling material.

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