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The Effect of Water Flow Rate on Davis Tube Tests

Davis Tüp Testlerinde Su Akış Hızının Etkisi

Journal
Geosound
Pages
44–53
Publication Date
2021-12-10
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It was found that with increasing water flow rate Fe recovery decreased for each studied solid rate.

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Objective & Hypothesis:The effect of water flow rate on Davis tube tests was investigated in different solid ratios using low and high magnetite content samples.
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Key Findings & Data:It was found that with increasing water flow rate Fe recovery decreased for each studied solid rate.
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Conclusion & Impact:It has been shown that the chosen solid ratio does not affect the grade regardless of the water flow rate, it has an impact on the Fe recovery.
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⚙️Variables:Davis tube · wet magnetic separation · water flow rate

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The effect of water flow rate on Davis tube tests was investigated in different solid ratios using low and high magnetite content samples. It was found that with increasing water flow rate Fe recovery decreased for each studied solid rate. It has been shown that the chosen solid ratio does not affect the grade regardless of the water flow rate, it has an impact on the Fe recovery.

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The effect of water flow rate on Davis tube tests was investigated in different solid ratios using low and high magnetite content samples. It was found that with increasing water flow rate Fe recovery decreased for each studied solid rate. It has been shown that the chosen solid ratio does not affect the grade regardless of the water flow rate, it has an impact on the Fe recovery.

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TAÇOĞLU, M. E., ŞEN, M., TOPRAK, E., SAKLAR, S. (2021). The Effect of Water Flow Rate on Davis Tube Tests. Geosound, Cilt: 54 - Sayı: 1, 44–53. https://ajindex.com/articles/866564

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