Safety Operating Regulations for Rough Selection Spiral Chutes

Safety Operating Regulations for Rough Selection Spiral Chutes

Safety Operating Regulations for Rough Selection Spiral Chutes. 1、 Introduction: The fiberglass spiral chute integrates the characteristics of spiral chutes, spiral chutes, shakers, and centrifugal concentrators. It has been evaluated and approved by relevant scientific research, design, universities, and mining units organized by the Ministry of Metallurgy. It is believed that this type of machine has superior performance, advanced sorting indicators, and has won the Science and Technology Research Achievement Award from the Ministry of Metallurgical Industry. It has been widely used in non-ferrous and black mining metals. This machine is suitable for separating iron ore, Ilmenite, Chromite, pyrite, zircon ore, Rutile ore, monazite ore, phosphorus, tungsten ore, tin ore, tantalum niobium, niobium ore and other nonferrous metal ore, rare mineral metal or nonferrous metal mineral bodies with density and specific gravity difference from small materials with Granularity of 0.3-0.02 mm. 2、 Technical principle: The spiral chute mineral separator is freely stacked on a cross (or tripod) on a support table. The uniform slurry is slowly fed to the surface of the spiral groove through the feeding groove installed at the head of the rotating groove, and sorting is carried out. The tail end is equipped with a valve block type equipment cutting groove, allowing the sorted products to be divided into three types (or four types) according to grade along the radial direction. Adjust the position of the valve block to change the selection width of each device. The product gathering bucket is a concentric circular tube that aggregates and leads out the obtained multi head ore flow. The transverse section of the fiberglass chute and the slope change of the curve are particularly applied to the sorting of fine particle materials. Safety Operating Procedures for Rough Dressing Spiral Chutes, III. Characteristics and Advantages 1. Large scale and large processing output. In principle, the current conditions for processing mineral materials are to create profits with scale efficiency. 2. Fine granulation, for the treatment of fine particle level minerals, especially for the treatment of mineral materials with a particle size of -0.047mm, the original machine can basically ensure the recovery of+0.047mm particle size. 3. With the development of Hydraulics, two-phase flow and equipment vibration, the spiral concentrator has developed from the simple application of gravity and water resistance to the combined application of centrifugal force, mechanical vibration force, magnetic force, etc. Through a composite force field, the enrichment of useful mineral materials or the separation of fine and fine particles can increase the mineral recovery rate. 4. With energy conservation and environmental protection as the fundamental starting point, the area and space occupied should be small, and water and electricity consumption should be small. 5. Simple and flexible operation, stable sorting process, simple structure, and easy maintenance management. Rough selection spiral chute safety operation regulations IV. Types. According to the Granularity of the processed ore material, the chute can be divided into three categories: (1) coarse spiral chute. The maximum particle size of the feed is more than 2-3mm, and the maximum can reach 100-200mm. (2) Mineral sand chute, processing 2-3 millimeter sized ore. (3) Slime spiral chute, feeding Granularity<0.074mm. 5、 Purpose. This equipment is suitable for separating iron ore, Ilmenite, Chromite, pyrite, zircon sand, Rutile ore, monazite, phosphorus, tungsten ore, tin ore, tantalum, tantalum niobium ore, and other nonferrous metals, rare minerals, gold or non nonferrous metal mineral bodies with different specific gravity from fine and small materials with a Granularity of 0.3-0.02MM. Safety Operating Regulations for Rough Selection Spiral Chutes Safety Operating Regulations for Rough Selection Spiral Chutes

Safety Operating Regulations for Rough Selection Spiral Chutes