Study on the Floatation Effect of ZFC Agent for Difficult Slime

Wei Wei Xie; Lan Hong He; Jia Wang; Xiao Wei He

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.361-363.316

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Study on the Floatation Effect of ZFC Agent for Difficult Slime

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This paper introduced a newly developed coal flotation collector ZFC and its flotation characteristics for Shanxi three different coal samples. ZFC was an emulsion composed by 27% diesel oil, 70% water and 3% homemade surfactant PGS. The surfactant PGS was synthesized with environmental friendly reproducible oil and several surfactants. The flotation results showed that the ZFC had the characteristics of excellent performance, high selectivity and good stability. ZFC could promote the dispersion of diesel oil in the slurry, so that the efficiency of floatation was improved and about 70% diesel oil was saved.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 361-363)

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October 2011

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Wei Wei Xie, Lan Hong He, Jia Wang, Xiao Wei He

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Clean Coal, Slime, Surfactant, ZFC Emulsified Oil

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