Coals from different mines are feed in the Zirab plant without any control on weight percentage blending of them. Three major coal types of different ranks (Kiasar, Lavidj and Karmozd) were blended in various proporti...Coals from different mines are feed in the Zirab plant without any control on weight percentage blending of them. Three major coal types of different ranks (Kiasar, Lavidj and Karmozd) were blended in various proportions to find an optimum condition in flotation circuit in Alborz Markazi coal washing plant. Flotation tests were conducted for prepared blended coal samples to assess floatability of various coal samples. In this paper, mixture design as a statistical method was used to optimize coal blend to increase recovery and grade in Zirab coal washing plant. The statistical analysis showed that the weight percent blending of different coals and interaction between Lavidj and Karmozd regions coal had significant effects on the coal recovery. The optimum condition of 95% recovery and 12% ash content could be reached with 10%, 20%, and 70% blending portion of Kiasar, Lavidj and Karmozd regions coal, respectively.展开更多
The coal processing methods used at the Zarand coal washery plant are the heavy medium bath,jigs,and flotation.The coal-containing materials that are fed to the plant are acquired from different mines,and they have di...The coal processing methods used at the Zarand coal washery plant are the heavy medium bath,jigs,and flotation.The coal-containing materials that are fed to the plant are acquired from different mines,and they have different washability properties.In this paper,the validity of Mayer curve (M-curve),the conventional method for determining coal washability,was evaluated on blending of raw coals that are fed to the plant.Washability curves were prepared for the hand-blended samples and compared with the washability predicted by the Mayer curves.Different samples from different seams and mines were blended by hand in 50:50 ratios,and sink and float tests were performed;the resulting washability curves were in good agreement with the washability curves predicted using the Mayer method for the same blending ratio.This work resulted in the preparation of the optimum plant feed that can be achieved from the blending of different coal samples to produce the best plant yield at a given ash content.展开更多
文摘Coals from different mines are feed in the Zirab plant without any control on weight percentage blending of them. Three major coal types of different ranks (Kiasar, Lavidj and Karmozd) were blended in various proportions to find an optimum condition in flotation circuit in Alborz Markazi coal washing plant. Flotation tests were conducted for prepared blended coal samples to assess floatability of various coal samples. In this paper, mixture design as a statistical method was used to optimize coal blend to increase recovery and grade in Zirab coal washing plant. The statistical analysis showed that the weight percent blending of different coals and interaction between Lavidj and Karmozd regions coal had significant effects on the coal recovery. The optimum condition of 95% recovery and 12% ash content could be reached with 10%, 20%, and 70% blending portion of Kiasar, Lavidj and Karmozd regions coal, respectively.
基金supports for this work that were received from the Zarand coal washing R&D center and Science and Research Branch (Tehran) of Islamic Azad University
文摘The coal processing methods used at the Zarand coal washery plant are the heavy medium bath,jigs,and flotation.The coal-containing materials that are fed to the plant are acquired from different mines,and they have different washability properties.In this paper,the validity of Mayer curve (M-curve),the conventional method for determining coal washability,was evaluated on blending of raw coals that are fed to the plant.Washability curves were prepared for the hand-blended samples and compared with the washability predicted by the Mayer curves.Different samples from different seams and mines were blended by hand in 50:50 ratios,and sink and float tests were performed;the resulting washability curves were in good agreement with the washability curves predicted using the Mayer method for the same blending ratio.This work resulted in the preparation of the optimum plant feed that can be achieved from the blending of different coal samples to produce the best plant yield at a given ash content.