A new hydrocyclic system for mineral separation
CIM Bulletin, Vol. 87, No. 979, 1994
Alijan Aftabi, Department of Geology, Kerman University,
Kerman, Iran, and
Alireza Sarafi, Geological Survey, Kerman, Iran
A hydrocyclic system used for mineral separation at the laboratory scale results in the separation of more than 90% of micas. The system functions only by water and might offer advantages where other methods of mica separation are not available.
Mots Clés:
Mineral separation, Hydrocyclic systems.
