Research Progress of High Gravity Technology and its Application Prospect in Metallurgical Extraction Reaction

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High gravity technology is an efficient process intensification technology. Its applications in the chemical, materials and other industries have been relatively mature. The basic principles, characteristics and development of this technology are firstly summarized in this paper. And then, its basic theory researches and engineering applications are comprehensively analyzed. Finally, aiming at the liquid extraction problems in metallurgy industry, the application prospects and problems to be solved were put forward.

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