EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH OF A MULTISTAGE GRAVITATIONAL CLASSIFIER

A.E. Leudanski, Processes and Apparatuses of Chemical Production", Dzmitry Ivanovich Chyrkun, Vladimir Grigorievich Golubev, Sarsenbekuly Didar,, Daulet Koshkarovich Zhumadullayev

2020

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DOI 10.32014/2020.2518-1491.43

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Abstract

The classification of polydisperse materials is widely used in many industries. Of the wide range of slassification equipment, the most promising are multistage gravitational classifiers. The classification process in multistage gravitational classifiers is quite complicated and requires the necessary experimental research to ensure the given efficiency. To receive reliable information allowing to obtain the most effective recommendations for their structure and use, a set of experimental research was carried out.