Data Mining Utilization for Plant Historical Processing Accumulated Data

Qing Li; Bao Liang Ge; Jie Liu; Yan Xiong Fu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.411-414.1040

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Data Mining Utilization for Plant Historical Processing Accumulated Data

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A large amount of processing data was accumulated within plant processing. And its necessary to use this data for plant processing as well as its administration. In this article the data mining technology and its utilization were discussed, according to research results, the fitting relationship is:Cu recovery (%)= -1.1221*lime dosage (Kg/t)+92.6, the lime dosage alteration effect on copper recovery are 1.41% absolutely and 1.66% relatively. The fitting relationship of copper concentrate grade and lime dosage is:Cu grade (%)= 0.0554*lime dosage (Kg/t)+19.271, the lime dosage alteration effect on copper recovery are 0.070% absolutely and 0.36% relatively. It can be concluded that the lime dosage has a great effect on copper recovery, and lime dosage is relative to the total metal minerals in the ore, because the fitting relationship of the lime dosage and metal minerals summation in the ore is:Dosage (Kg/t)= 0.0487*total metal minerals (%)+2.6441, the lime dosage show a positive relationship with total metal minerals in the ore.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 411-414)

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Qing Li, Bao Liang Ge, Jie Liu, Yan Xiong Fu

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Correlation, Data Mining (DM), Plant Processing Data, Reagent Dosage

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