Article | REF: J3222 V1

High-gradient magnetic separation (HGMS) and high-field magnetic separation (HFMS)

Author: Gérard GILLET

Publication date: March 10, 2004 | Lire en français

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    These separators are available in two versions: a cyclic version (copper or superconducting solenoids) with a capacity of up to 200 t/h, and a continuous, carousel-type version with a capacity of up to 800 t/h (copper dipole solenoid).

    The dies used in SMHG are made up of stacks of expanded metal grids, wire mesh, iron wool or foam (figure 2 of article [J 3 220]) , or balls.

    The use of this type of extraction matrix in high-gradient separators is perfectly suited to the complex problems encountered in ultrafine product purification or recovery operations.

    The principle (figure

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