Chemical and Petroleum Engineering

, Volume 44, Issue 7–8, pp 366–370 | Cite as

Rules governing the classification of coal slurries for filtering centrifuges

  • G. Yu. Gol’berg
  • Yu. B. Rubinshtein
  • S. A. Osadchii
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Abstract

The feasibility of using filtering centrifuges for the cleaning of a coking-coal slurry is confirmed in principle, and regime operating parameters, which ensure the production of a concentrate of conditioned quality are determined on the basis of results of experimental-industrial tests of a new procedure for this operation at the Neryungrinskaya Concentrating Mill. An equation is proposed for determination of solid carry-off in the centrifuge effluent, which completely satisfactorily (with a correlation coefficient of 0.7–0.8) describes the dependence of the parameter in question on the solid content in the centrifuge feed, and on its content of −0.2-mm material. It is noted that special investigations to determine the effect of the speed of the rotor and shape of the particles on the amount of solid carry-off in the centrifuge effluent are required for construction of a model describing the size reduction of solid-phase particles in the effluent during centrifuge filtration.

Keywords

Solid Particle Coal Slurry Initial Suspension Conical Rotor Coal Suspension 
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Authors and Affiliations

  • G. Yu. Gol’berg
    • 1
  • Yu. B. Rubinshtein
    • 1
  • S. A. Osadchii
    • 2
  1. 1.Institute for Enrichment of Solid Fuel (IOTT)Lyubertsy, Moscow OblastRussia
  2. 2.Neryungrinskaya Concentrating MillNeryungri, Sakha (Yakut) RepublicRussia

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