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Electro-dewatering tests of florida phosphate rock slime
Dewatering of typical Florida phosphate rock slime by electro-osmotic techniques was investigated to determine if compacted, plastic solid product could be obtained with simultaneous recovery of water for reuse; tests with porous cathodes and rod-type anodes imbedded in dilute slime charges of up to 4 tons in weight showed that slime could be dewatered to about 35% solids; dewatered products had consistency of modeling clay; other tests made with electrode spacings of from 2.5 to 8 ft showed that more rapid dewatering could be obtained but that power required was excessive.
Electro-dewatering tests of florida phosphate rock slime
Dewatering of typical Florida phosphate rock slime by electro-osmotic techniques was investigated to determine if compacted, plastic solid product could be obtained with simultaneous recovery of water for reuse; tests with porous cathodes and rod-type anodes imbedded in dilute slime charges of up to 4 tons in weight showed that slime could be dewatered to about 35% solids; dewatered products had consistency of modeling clay; other tests made with electrode spacings of from 2.5 to 8 ft showed that more rapid dewatering could be obtained but that power required was excessive.
Electro-dewatering tests of florida phosphate rock slime
U S Bur Mines -- Report Investigations
Stanczyk, M.H. (author) / Feld, I.L. (author)
1964
19 pages
Report
English
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