序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
181 An apparatus for removing impurities on a rectangular schwimmaufbereiter DE7322038 1973-06-13 DE7322038U 1976-08-19
182 SE1241472 1972-09-26 SE371754B 1974-12-02 ANTTILA L; HEDMAN V; FAHLSTROEM P
183 METHOD FOR TREATING FLOATED SOLIDS GB1339337D 1971-11-30 GB1339337A 1973-12-05
1339337 Froth flotation ENGELHARD MINERALS & CHEMICALS CORP 30 Nov 1971 55420/71 Heading B2H A method of recovering slimed non-sulphide mineral values from an aqueous ore pulp comprises floating the valuable ore from gangue together with another non-sulphide solid in the presence of an anionic collector to form a bulk float product, removing water from said product, adding an alkaline dispersant thereto, aging the resulting mixture, adding water to the aged mixture to form a pulp, and without adding a collector reagent; aerating the pulp, thereby concentrating the valuable mineral or the non-sulphide solid in the tailings, and the other solid in the froth. Both the valuable mineral and the other non- sulphide solid may be constituents of the same ore or the said solid may be added to a pulp of the valuable mineral to assist in the flotation of the latter in the first stage of the process. The water may be removed from the bulk float product by filtering to give a product having a solids content of at least 50%, and aging may be carried out at ambient temperature for at least 12 hours. The valuable mineral may be cassiterite, pyrolusite, scheelite, anatase, rutile, zirconium or iron oxides, nickel ores, or elemental Au, Ag, Pt or Pd. The other non-sulphide solid may be calcite, fluorite, baryte, dolomite, apatite, sulphur or powdered polyethylene, polypropylene, polyvinyl chloride or polyamide. Suitable dispersants include sodium silicate, lithium carbonate, sodium hexametaphosphate, sodium tripolyphosphate and tetrasodium pyrophosphate. Suitable anionic collectors include oleic acid, tall oil acids, sulfooleic acid; soaps thereof, and mixtures with hydrocarbon liquids such as fuel oil and petroleum sulphonate salts.
184 PROCEDIMIENTO PARA OBTENER UN REACTIVO PARA LA FLOTACION DEL CARBON POR OXIDACION EN FASE LIQUIDA DE HIDROCARBUROS AROMATICOS CON O SIN COMPUESTOS INSATURADOS. ES393206 1971-07-12 ES393206A1 1973-08-01
185 RO6399270 1970-07-20 RO54872A2 1973-01-20
186 Способ эмульгирования аполярных реагентов, применяющихся при угольной флотации SU552936 1956-06-08 SU107652A1 1956-11-30 BAJCHENKO A A; MELIK-GAIKAZYAN V I
187 Способ регенерации утяжелителя из глинистых растворов SU451442 1952-07-23 SU102324A1 1955-11-30 BUKS Z P
188 Removal of amines from aqueous streams AU2019480871 2019-12-31 AU2019480871A1 2022-07-21 JANSSON KAJ; SAARI EIJA
The invention relates to a method and an arrangement for removing amine(s) from a thickener overflow of a mineral processing plant. The method comprises supplying the thickener overflow (101, 201, 301, 401) to an electrocoagulation unit (120, 220, 320, 420, 520, 620) and subjecting the thickener overflow to electrocoagulation in order to separate at least some of the amine(s) as an electrocoagulation overflow (122, 222, 322, 422, 522, 622) and in order to form a residual process water as an electrocoagulation underflow (121, 221, 321, 421, 521, 621), and removing the electrocoagulation overflow (122, 222, 322, 422, 522, 622). The method is free of all of the following: a coagulant, a flocculant, an adsorbent and an additional flotation chemical.
189 REMOVAL OF AMINES FROM AQUEOUS STREAMS CA3165856 2019-12-31 CA3165856A1 2021-07-08 JANSSON KAJ; SAARI EIJA
The invention relates to a method and an arrangement for removing amine(s) from a thickener overflow of a mineral processing plant. The method comprises supplying the thickener overflow (101, 201, 301, 401) to an electrocoagulation unit (120, 220, 320, 420, 520, 620) and subjecting the thickener overflow to electrocoagulation in order to separate at least some of the amine(s) as an electrocoagulation overflow (122, 222, 322, 422, 522, 622) and in order to form a residual process water as an electrocoagulation underflow (121, 221, 321, 421, 521, 621), and removing the electrocoagulation overflow (122, 222, 322, 422, 522, 622). The method is free of all of the following: a coagulant, a flocculant, an adsorbent and an additional flotation chemical.
190 PROCESS AND UNIT FOR SOLVENT RECOVERY FROM SOLVENT DILUTED TAILINGS DERIVED FROM BITUMEN FROTH TREATMENT CA2931815 2011-03-01 CA2931815C 2020-10-27 DUERR RYAN; VAN DER MERWE SHAWN; HANN TOM
A tailings solvent recovery unit (TSRU) and a process for recovering paraffinic solvent from solvent diluted tailings derived from a bitumen froth treatment operation are described. The solvent diluted tailings are processed in order to recover certain compounds, such iso-paraffins or cyclo-paraffins, which are present in the paraffinic solvent previously added to the bitumen froth and which are preferentially retained within asphaltene-bitumen matrices with respect to other paraffins of the paraffinic solvent due to lower diffusivity.
191 Eliminación de partículas hidrofóbicas usando dióxido de carbono. CL2019002770 2019-09-27 CL2019002770A1 2020-03-06 RYAN MICHAEL STEPHEN
UNA PLURALIDAD DE SUPERFICIES DE RECOLECCIÓN PARA SU USO EN UNA SUSPENSIÓN ACUOSA TIENE UN REVESTIMIENTO POLIMÉRICO PARA PROPORCIONAR UNA SUPERFICIE ADHERENTE Y ADHERENTE. EL REVESTIMIENTO DE POLÍMERO TIENE UNA SUSTANCIA QUÍMICA QUE HACE QUE LA SUPERFICIE SEA HIDROFÓBICA PARA ATRAER PARTÍCULAS MINERALES HIDROFÓBICAS O HIDROFOBIZADAS EN LA SUSPENSIÓN. EL SUSTRATO PUEDE TOMAR LA FORMA DE UNA BANDA TRANSPORTADORA, UNA MICROESFERA, UNA MALLA, UN IMPULSOR, UN FILTRO O UNA SUPERFICIE PLANA. EL SUSTRATO TAMBIÉN PUEDE SER UNA ESPUMA DE CÉLULAS ABIERTAS. SE HACE QUE LAS SUPERFICIES DE RECOLECCIÓN QUE TIENEN LAS PARTÍCULAS MINERALES UNIDAS SOBRE ELLAS INTERACTÚEN CON DIÓXIDO DE CARBONO LÍQUIDO Y SUPERCRÍTICO, DE MODO QUE LAS PARTÍCULAS MINERALES SE PUEDEN ELIMINAR DE LAS SUPERFICIES DE RECOLECCIÓN.
192 ELIMINACION DE PARTICULAS HIDROFOBICAS USANDO DIOXIDO DE CARBONO PE2019001961 2018-03-27 PE20191586A1 2019-11-04 RYAN MICHAEL STEPHEN
Una pluralidad de superficies de recoleccion para su uso en una suspension acuosa tiene un revestimiento polimerico para proporcionar una superficie adherente y adherente. El revestimiento de polimero tiene una sustancia quimica que hace que la superficie sea hidrofobica para atraer particulas minerales hidrofobicas o hidrofobizadas en la suspension. El sustrato puede tomar la forma de una banda transportadora, una microesfera, una malla, un impulsor, un filtro o una superficie plana. El sustrato tambien puede ser una espuma de celulas abiertas. Se hace que las superficies de recoleccion que tienen las particulas minerales unidas sobre ellas interactuen con dioxido de carbono liquido y supercritico, de modo que las particulas minerales se pueden eliminar de las superficies de recoleccion.
193 CONFIGURACIONES DE PROCESO PARA EVITAR EL EXCESO DE TRITURADO DE CONCENTRADOS DE BARRIDO PE2019001780 2018-02-28 PE20191341A1 2019-09-30 ROTHMAN PAUL J; AMELUNXEN PETER A; JORDENS ADAM MICHAEL
Un sistema incluye un procesador de recoleccion configurado para recibir relaves de un proceso de flotacion, los relaves tienen particulas minerales de interes; y al menos un aparato de recoleccion ubicado en el procesador de recoleccion. El aparato de recoleccion tiene una superficie de recoleccion configurada con un polimero funcionalizado que tiene moleculas con un grupo funcional que atrae las particulas minerales de interes a la superficie de recoleccion. El proceso de flotacion tiene circuitos de barrido que proporcionan alimentaciones de circuito de barrido que tienen colas de barrido. El sistema presenta circuitos de barrido mejorados que tienen el aparato de recoleccion ubicado en el procesador de recoleccion y configurado para recibir las alimentaciones del circuito de barrido y proporcionar alimentaciones de circuito de barrido mejorado que tienen relaves de barrido mejorado y concentrado de barrido mejorado para su posterior procesamiento por el sistema.
194 RECOVERY OF HYDROCARBON DILUENT FROM TAILINGS CA3018717 2017-06-05 CA3018717A1 2018-12-05 BARA BARRY; BHATTACHARYA SUJIT; MCKNIGHT CRAIG; BULBUC DANIEL JOHN; CYMERMAN GEORGE
A method for recovering hydrocarbon diluent from tailings comprising bitumen, particulate solids, hydrocarbon diluent and water, is provided comprising introducing the tailings into a high pressure stripping vessel operating at a pressure greater than 100 kPa; and introducing a stripping gas into the high pressure stripping vessel to strip the hydrocarbon diluent and water from the tailings and form a stripped tailings pool at the bottom of the vessel.
195 REMOVAL OF HYDROPHOBIC PARTICLES USING CARBON DIOXIDE CA3058159 2018-03-27 CA3058159A1 2018-10-04 RYAN MICHAEL STEPHEN
A plurality of collection surfaces for use in an aqueous slurry has a polymeric coating to provide a compliant and sticky surface. The polymer coating has a chemical to render the surface hydrophobic so as to attract hydrophobic or hydrophobized mineral particles in the slurry. The substrate can take the form of a conveyor belt, a bead, a mesh, an impeller, a filter or a flat surface. The substrate can also be an open-cell foam. The collection surfaces having the mineral particles attached thereon are caused to interact with liquid and supercritical carbon dioxide so that the mineral particles can be stripped from the collection surfaces.
196 METHOD FOR RECOVERING SOLVENT FROM FROTH TREATMENT TAILINGS WITH IN-SITU STEAM GENERATION CA2924307 2016-03-15 CA2924307C 2017-12-05 WU XIN ALEX; BHATTACHARYA SUJIT
A method for recovering hydrocarbon diluent from froth treatment tailings comprising bitumen, solids, hydrocarbon diluent and water is provided, comprising; introducing the froth treatment tailings into a vessel chamber and allowing the coarse solids to settle to the bottom of the vessel and form a solids layer having a portion of hydrocarbon diluent and a portion of water trapped therein; and heating the water in the solids layer to generate steam bubbles in-situ and strip the hydrocarbon diluent associated with the coarse solids to produce stripped tailings.
197 PARAFFINIC FROTH TREATMENT WITH CONTROLLED AGGREGATION CA2951657 2016-06-22 CA2951657A1 2016-08-22 NAIR HARI; LEE ANITA S; SUTTON CLAY R; CHEN CHIEN-CHIANG; ABEL KEITH A
A method comprising: a) producing a pre-treated bitumen froth by adding a seeding stream comprising asphaltene-mineral solids to a bitumen froth, the asphaltene-mineral solids being for seeding asphaltene precipitation and for controlling asphaltene precipitate morphology, wherein the seeding stream comprises less than 5 weight % hydrocarbon liquid, based on a total weight of the seeding stream; b) producing a diluted pre-treated bitumen froth by adding paraffinic solvent to the pre-treated bitumen froth; c) forming an overflow and an underflow by gravity separating the diluted pre-treated bitumen froth; d) adding additional paraffinic solvent to the underflow and gravity separating a resulting stream to produce a second underflow and a second overflow; e) recycling the second overflow into step b) as a source of the paraffinic solvent; and f) removing at least a portion of the paraffinic solvent from the second underflow by vaporization in a tailings solvent recovery unit.
198 PROCESS FOR TREATING HIGH PARAFFIN DILUTED BITUMEN CA2906715 2011-02-25 CA2906715C 2016-07-26 VAN DER MERWE SHAWN; CHETA ILIE
Techniques for paraffinic solvent recovery from a high paraffin diluted bitumen can include supplying the high paraffin diluted bitumen to a paraffinic solvent flashing apparatus to produce a flashed paraffinic solvent component and a diluted bitumen underflow component; and returning a portion of the diluted bitumen underflow component into the high paraffin diluted bitumen with operation conditions selected to reduce asphaltene precipitation in the paraffinic solvent flashing apparatus. The flashed paraffinic solvent component can contain residual light end bitumen contaminants that increase solubility of asphaltenes and the paraffinic solvent recovery techniques can include removing a portion of the residual light end bitumen contaminants from the flashed paraffinic solvent component to produce a recovered paraffinic solvent which can be reused in the paraffinic froth separation operation at the given solvent-to-bitumen ratio range to maintain precipitation of a given concentration range of asphaltenes.
199 Fremgangsmåde til fjernelse af uforbrændt kulstof fra flyveaske DK04792117 2004-10-07 DK1685907T3 2016-03-14 SAITO SHINICHIRO TAIHEIYO CEMENT CORPORATION; ABE KAZUO MITSUI ENGINEERING & SHIPBUILDING CO LTD; KIMOTO KOSUKE MITSUI ENGINEERING & SHIPBUILDING CO; MURATA TOSHIAKI MITSUI ENGINEERING & SHIPBUILDING
200 TAILINGS SOLVENT RECOVERY UNIT FEED CONTROL CA2867834 2004-01-08 CA2867834C 2016-03-08 HYNDMAN ALEXANDER WILLIAM; RINGSTROM JOHN PATRICK; SHARPE JOHN; BARTLETT DOUGLAS ROBERT; HINDLE W SCOTT; GRANT CHRIS L
Techniques for treating a bitumen froth can include adding a paraffinic solvent to the bitumen froth to provide a diluted bitumen froth; separating the diluted bitumen froth into a diluted bitumen component comprising bitumen and a diluted tailings component; providing the diluted tailings component to a solvent recovery apparatus at a separating step temperature sufficient to avoid pressure moderation of the diluted tailings component and/or adding a dilution stream into the diluted tailings component to produce a tailings solvent recovery feed stream; and then separating feed stream into a recovered solvent component and a solvent recovered tailings component.
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