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MAS Baiyun CTB Wet Drum Separator is newly developed iron ore concentrating equipment under wet conditions. - details see: https://www.machineto.com/2013-hot-selling-magnetic-ore-separator-separator-equipment-10315130

[MAS Baiyun CTB Wet Drum Magnetic Separator]

Brief

MAS Baiyun CTB Wet Drum Separator is newly developed iron ore concentrating equipment under wet conditions.It has been designed by engineers having a wealth of knowledge and data, gained over many years of wet drum applications and experience.

We offer a complete service to mining and mineral industries. Our wide and competitive wet drum separators allow us the freedom to select the correct size and type to meet precisely your process needs in the best techincal and cost effective manner.

This kind of magnetic separator can provent the final product from the secondary contamination because of the washing action adopted in the processing. It is equipped with arespectivespray pipe for feed and concentrates, and water amount can be adjusted so as to assure suitable density of the concentrate. It can be equipped with cocurrent, counter-rotation and counter current tanks, and equipped double drums or three drums according to requirements of customers.

Features

Magnet System

This is the most critical part of any wet drum design, ours reflect many years of experience and development.

Our products adopt squeezed multiple-pole magnetic circuit, which can make magnetic field distrabuted so stable and reasonable that it can not only save energy, but also separate and purify the feed more efficiently.

The magnetic separation zone is comprised of stationary permanent magnet, with ferrite/cerimac magnet or rare earth magnets(NDFeB).

Drum Construction

The main cover is in stainless steel, as is the replaceable wearing cover----the drum can be covered with wearable rubber.Stainless steel end flanges have inner and outer seals ensuring the cover and flange joints are watertight.Sealed for life proprietory, flange bearings have grease nipples fitted and are protected from the slurry running down the flange .The magnet yoke and drum position can be easily adjusted to optimized mass recovery and process performance. The magnet yoke position can be adjusted I + 20 degree by a lever mounted at the end of the drum shaft. The bottle neck (gap between tank and drum surface) can be adjusted vertically by shims and horizontally by slotted holes, bringing the magnet poles as close as possible to the media and ensuring maximum magnetic field strength.

Tanks Design

The design of the magnetic separator tank is very important. It must take into account: a) presentation of the feed to the drum b) removal of the non-magnetic fraction c) nature of the washing action to be adopted.

While many variations exist in tank design, there are three basic groups, based on the pulp flow, as follows: I) concurrent II) counter-rotation III) counter-current.

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Concurrent CTS Counter - rotation CTN Counter - current CTB

I) The tank of CTS is used almost exclusively for coarse separation and concentration of higher grade iron ore in the size range 6mm and below. It can increase the grade, but reduce the recovery with procucing more tailings,because valuable iron sand is maybe rejected

II)The Tank of CTN is mainly usedforrecoveries ferrous magnetic minerals and the grade of the concentrate is only of secondary importance. Feed solids for the counter-rotation tank should be smaller than 3mm or below. So the counter-rotation tank design is used for coarse separation of low grade iron ore, reseparation of tailings, recovery of heavy medium in a coal concentrating plant etc.

III)The tank of CTB is most suited for concentration of size 1mm and less.The grade of concentrates can be increased very high, whilst the waste of tailings is small. So this design is most suitable for benefication of concentrates.

Technical Data

Model	Drum Spec (mm)	Magnetic induction intensity of drum surface(mT)			Feed density(%)	Working Space (mm)	Feed Size (mm)			Handling Capacity		Power (kw)	External Dimension (mm)	Overall weight (kg)
		Ferrite	Rear Earth				CTS	CTN	CTB	Dry Ore (t/h)	Ore Pulp (m³/h)
			Mean	Enha ncing
CTB7518	750×1800	160	170	240	20-30	35-55	6-0	3-0	1-0	35-50	110-160	3	3200×1100×1500	2450
CTB1018	1050×1800	≥180	≥190	≥300	25-35	45-65	6-0	3-0	1-0	50-90	140-205	4	3450×1650×1750	4100
CTB1021	1050×2100	≥180	≥190	≥300	25-35	45-65	6-0	3-0	1-0	55-105	160-240	4	3750×1650×1750	4550
CTB1024	1050×2400	≥180	≥190	≥300	25-35	45-65	6-0	3-0	1-0	65-120	185-270	5.5	4050×1650×1750	5070
CTB1030	1050×3000	≥180	≥190	≥300	25-35	45-65	6-0	3-0	1-0	80-150	230-340	5.5	4650×1650×1750	6560
CTB1230	1200×3000	≥180	≥190	≥300	25-35	45-65	6-0	3-0	1-0	88-165	250-370	7.5	4800×1900×1980	7500

Others

The size of feed treated in these separators rarely exceeds 5mm because of the problem of removing tailings from the spigots without casing blockage, sizes coarser than 5mm are usually treated in dry magnetic processes or with belt-type machines. The capacity of drum separator is determind by the magnetic induction on the surface of the drum, by the gradient of the magnetic field in the pulp and by the size of the drum.

The improvement in parameters of the magnetic circuit and in the design of the separation tanks produced an increase in: i) the diameter and length of the drum and therefore, the capacity of the machine. ii) the gradient of the magnetic field and thus an increase in the efficiency of the recovery of fine ferromagnetic particles. iii) the depth of the magnetic field and easier recovery of larger grains

Applications

1.used for the first stage rough concentration in the ore dressing plants. Increase recovery and reduce the load of the second-stage grinding by rejecting waste minerials.

2.used for concentrating next stage,increase concentrate grade and recovery rate;

3.used for separation of iron sand under wet conditions,reject excess silica ,mud and other low-magnetic minerials,increase the grade efficiently.

4.used before strong magnetic operation, remove iron magnetic minerals and prevent magnetic block;

5.used for recovery of rion ore in coal dressing plant.

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Specifications of Installation and Adjustment

on Wet Drum Magnetic Separator

Equipment Installation Note

1.The equipment can be installed on the cement ground or operating table without ground screw for fixation, but must be level.

2.Convenience for adjustment of rinse for feed and concentrates, lubrication and magnetic declination

3.After finishing installation, equipment must operating without feeding for 3-4hours to inspect abnormal conditions,including gear-box, engine and bearing whose temperature is less than 30°C, and then can operate with feeding.

Equipment using and adjustment

1.According to water content of feed, to maintain the slurry concentration 25-35%.

2.Water for spraying concentrates need to be no contamination to avoid blocking the spraying holes and water pressure is about 2kg/cm³

3.At the bottom of the tank , there are two holes.That is incident pipe which is not used during regular production,while for maintenance downtime to clear the deposits in the bottom of the tank. When need to dajust the higher feeding density( 25-35% is better),

the water amount for feeding spraying pipe should be not too large under control.

4.Forbid contaminations ,bulk ores, especially bulk iron in the tank to make the drum stuck, or damage the wearabke rubber layer on the surface of the drum..

5.Often check gear-box and engine to find abnormal conditions, and resolve them.

Lubrication system

1.Rolling bearings need lubricating with petro grease once two month and change once 6-12 months completely.

2.Often check the oil note of the gear-box, If oil is below oil level line, should be added and change it once a year or so

Product display

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