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* | *[[Micronized Refined Carbon]] / [[Micronized Refined Coal]] | ||
**A process for [[Ultra Clean Coal]] / [[Ash Free Coal]] / [[Ash Free Carbon]] etc | |||
**Essentially the Material is crushed in a manner akin to conventional [[Pulverized Coal Combustion]] or Conventional [[Slurry Fuels]] , but before use it is fed into a Froth Floatation Cell | |||
***The [[Ash Content]] is separated and the (near) ash free carbon is either used directly as a slurry, fed into a [[Hydrocyclone]] and used in a more concentrated slurry, or Dried and used as a powder or Briquettes]] / [[Pellet Fuel]] etc | |||
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* | *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Froth_flotation The Wikipedia Page on Froth Floatation] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:53, 23 January 2026
Basics
- A Unit Process for separating Hydrophobic and Hydrophilic Components of Solid Crushed/Powdered Mixture
- Especially used in mining, where it enables the use of lower grade ores economically than conventional direct smelting of crushed ore
- It can also be applied to other use cases such as Coal Washing of Charcoal / Petcoke , and for late stages of a Material Recovery Facility / Ash Reprocessing
Internal Links
- Micronized Refined Carbon / Micronized Refined Coal
- A process for Ultra Clean Coal / Ash Free Coal / Ash Free Carbon etc
- Essentially the Material is crushed in a manner akin to conventional Pulverized Coal Combustion or Conventional Slurry Fuels , but before use it is fed into a Froth Floatation Cell
- The Ash Content is separated and the (near) ash free carbon is either used directly as a slurry, fed into a Hydrocyclone and used in a more concentrated slurry, or Dried and used as a powder or Briquettes]] / Pellet Fuel etc