Tuesday, April 8, 2014

Technical parameters of the Laboratory Spiral Separator Glass Fibre Reinforced Plastic Spiral Chute

 Laboratory Spiral Separator

Laboratory Spiral Separator glass fiber reinforced plastic spiral chutes is metallic minerals such as iron, ilmenite, chromite, tungsten-tin ore for separation of fine-grained ( including micro -grained), niobium -tantalum ore, gold placer, seashore monazite, rutile and zircon, and other metallic and non- - metallic minerals with adequate difference of specific gravity. The product is from the only Gold Mining Plant that has designated by the former Ministry of Geology and Mineral Resources, in accordance with industry standards.

The effective range of separation of size fractions: for the slides of Φ600, Φ400, the separation of size fraction 0.03 mm; Roughing -, cleaning and clearing should be selected spiral chute in response to their parameters.


Spiralrutschenach separations of useful minerals from gangue using the different particles of gravity, hydraulic pressure and friction in the multi- force field through dynamic centrifugal membrane flowing slurry on the inclined surface of the spiral on the differences of the produced make based useful mineral and gangue in specific gravity, particle size and shape. Water in the spiral chute runs downward spiral movement and also flows in circulation transversely. Water run fast in the upper layer, generate centrifugal force with large inertia toward the outer edge of the chute to throw. Back-flow of the water in the lower layer adjacent to the slide Bootom runs slowly with the small centrifugal force, and flows from the outer edge to the inner edge with the effect of gravity and generates secondary reflux. Particles of heavy minerals in mud settle rapidly and gradually toward the inner edge along the converged helix before moving finally prepared as a concentrate. Light minerals settle slowly and flow fast in the surface layer of the flow move with ore large centrifugal force and gradually toward the outer edge along the expanding helix before finally produced as residue.

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