The Cyclone Desand Ore Separator uses centrifugal force to separate minerals based on density. The dense medium suspension is stratified, allowing heavy products to concentrate on the outer wall and be discharged through the heavy product port, while lighter products are discharged through the overflow port.
Dense medium cyclones are categorized into two types: pressure-feeding and non-pressing-feeding. Both types use similar principles for separation based on density.
This equipment can process various types of minerals and raw coal, effectively separating them based on their density.
The maximum feed pressure varies by model, ranging from 0.05 MPa to 0.30 MPa, depending on the specific unit.
The selected raw material is fed into the cyclone, where it interacts with a resuspension liquid. The centrifugal force and density field allow for the separation of light and heavy products, with clean coal and gangue being effectively sorted.
The processing capacity varies by model, with units capable of handling between 35 to 2400 tons per hour, depending on the specific cyclone dimensions.
Yes, this equipment is suitable for both mineral processing in industrial applications and lab testing, allowing for accurate density separation in a controlled environment.
The dimensions of the cyclone separator vary by model, with sizes ranging from WTMC500/350 to WTMC1500/1100, accommodating different feed particle sizes and processing powers.
The medium cycle volume varies by model, ranging from 140 m3/h to 2400 m3/h, depending on the specific cyclone configuration.
Installation and setup can vary based on the specific model and site conditions. It is recommended to consult the installation manual or seek professional assistance for optimal configuration.
Regular maintenance includes checking for wear on cyclones, ensuring proper function of the medium pump, and cleaning to prevent blockages. It's important to follow the manufacturer's guidelines for routine checks.
Operators should wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), ensure proper ventilation, and follow safety protocols outlined in the operating manual to mitigate risks while using the separator.
The lifespan can vary based on usage and maintenance, but with proper care, these separators can last several years, often exceeding a decade in industrial applications.
Heavy products are concentrated along the outer wall and discharged through the heavy product port, while light products flow towards the center and are discharged through the overflow port.
Yes, various accessories, such as pumps and additional cyclone units, can be purchased to enhance the functionality and efficiency of the Cyclone Desand Ore Separator.
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