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A mathematical model for predicting classification performance in wet fine screens
Screening is a well-known classification process in the minerals processing industry. The process involves separation of fine particles from coarse particles based on size and is applicable to both dry and fine screening. Fine screening is normally carried out wet. Until recently, fine wet screening...
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Department of Chemical Engineering
2016
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