First, the role and classification of regulators 1. Role and significance (1) Improve the selectivity of the interaction between minerals and collectors and improve the flotation properties of the slurry. Mechanism: When regulating and controlling the action of collectors and minerals, strengthen or weaken the action of the collector on minerals, thereby increasing or decreasing the floatability of minerals and improving the selectivity of the flotation process. The role of the collector: to improve the hydrophobicity of the mineral. Reasons for using conditioner: A, a variety of useful minerals symbiosis (associated), and floatability close, using a modifier to improve selectivity. The principle of flotation: First, priority flotation: inhibition - flotation - activation - flotation; Second, mixed flotation: flotation - suppression - flotation. B. Harvesting flotation after mineral activation. C. Flotation specific conditions: for example: the effect of PH value. (2) Adjustment and influence of the modifier on the flotation foam: A. The modifier affects the dispersion of the bubbles and the strength of the bubbles. For example, pine oil foaming agent, under the adjustment of CuSO4, Na2S, NaCN, etc., the thickness of the foam layer is reduced, and the specific foaming agent can prolong the bubble life under the action of a specific adjusting agent. B. The adjusting agent colloidal particles on the liquid-gas interface affect the flotation activity. Regularity: The adhesion of fine colloidal particles to the surface of the bubble can activate the flotation process, and the growth of excessively large colloidal particles will inhibit the flotation process. Reason: The fine rubber particles promote the rupture of the granules of the ore particles and the bubble layer, and squeeze the water molecules in the cracks to accelerate the thinning and cracking of the hydration layer. The oversized rubber particles occupy the surface of the bubbles, making the bubbles "armor" and hindering. Contact and adhesion of the ore particles to the bubbles. Application: Control the growth rate of the rubber particles. C. Effect of the adjusting agent on the adhesion speed of the ore particles to the bubble. The activator can shorten the adhesion time of the ore particles to the bubble (contact---thinning---breaking---attachment), and the inhibitor can prolong the time of the mineral particles to adhere to the bubble. Acids and bases also affect the adhesion time of certain minerals to bubble attachment. 2. The main mode of action (1) Acting directly on the mineral surface. A. The conditioning agent acts on the mineral surface in an ion, molecular or colloidal state, or competitive adsorption occurs to enhance or weaken the interaction of the collector with the mineral surface. B. Adjusting the dissolution of the mineral surface to enhance or reduce the number of active particles adsorbed by the collector on the mineral surface, causing the collector to adsorb on the surface of the mineral or desorb from the surface. (2) It acts in the pulp. Role: Adjust the ion composition or the pH of the medium. A. Formation of insoluble salts precipitates or formation of stable complexes to eliminate or reduce the adverse effects of poorly soluble ions on flotation. B. The adsorption of harmful ions in the slurry by substances with large adsorption capacity. C. Adjust the pH of the slurry. It has many effects on the flotation process. 3. Classification of adjustments (classified by function) (1) Inhibitors: A large class of regulators that weaken or destroy the interaction of collectors with minerals. Commonly used: lime, water glass, sodium sulfide, sodium cyanide. (2) Activator: A class of regulators that promote the interaction of collectors with minerals. Commonly used: calcium sulfate, calcium chloride, platinum chloride, acid, alkali. (3) pH adjuster: a class of agents that adjust the pH of the pulp. Commonly used: inorganic acids, alkalis. (4) Dispersant and flocculant: Description: relativity, multiplicity. Second, inhibition and inorganic inhibitors Inhibition (1) Role and significance: It destroys and weakens the adsorption of minerals on the collector, enhances the hydrophilicity of the mineral surface, and thus reduces the effect of mineral floatability---inhibition. Inhibitory agent---inhibitor----inorganic, organic inhibitor. Significance: Improve the role of collectors and increase selectivity. Concentrate on the quality and variety of industrial raw materials have become increasingly demanding, and the choice is difficult to select the mine and complex multi-metal ore is increasing, and the reduction of mineral reserves, factors such as changes in mining methods, in the research and development of various In addition to collectors with high selective effects, minerals should be given significant attention to the research and application of inhibitors to guide production practices. (2) Mode of inhibition and specific mode of action: A. Form a hydrophilic film or colloidal particles on the surface of the mineral. Secondly, the collector is competitively adsorbed on the surface of the mineral, and is mutually displaced, so that the trap is desorbed from the mineral surface or hinders the adsorption of the collector, and both may occur simultaneously. B. Dissolving a hydrophobic coating film formed on the surface of the mineral by a collector. C. Dissolving the mineral surface active particles or activated membrane which is easy to act with the collector. D. Removing activated ions from the slurry. Description: diversity of methods, diversity of roles. 2. Basic requirements for inhibitors: (1) High selectivity; (2) The inhibition is easy to eliminate; (3) No chemical reaction with the collector; (4) Cheap and easy to obtain, economical and practical, non-toxic, low toxicity and no pollution to the environment. 3. Common inhibitors (self-study). Third, activation and activator Activation (1) Role and significance: Activation: It promotes and enhances the interaction of minerals with collectors and improves the floatability of minerals. This agent - activator. Applicable conditions: A, the target and the collector are not active. ---"promote" B. The process needs to activate the object to be suppressed. ---"resurrection" Significance: Like inhibitors, it is important to achieve effective separation of various minerals and to promote the development of flotation technology. (2) spontaneous activation Minerals occur spontaneously in the deposits or in mining and sorting operations due to interactions with mineral solubility. For example: oxidation, floating water. Nature: A, unpredictability; B, uncontrollable; C, harmful to the flotation process. (3) purposeful activation Depending on the activity of the target and the collector, or even no effect, a certain activator may be added to activate the activation. A, pre-activated, pre-selective activation treatment, harvesting. B, vulcanization Pre-activation of specific non-ferrous metal oxide minerals. It is activated by a soluble sulfide (sodium sulfide) to form a metal sulfide film which acts on the surface of the object with a collector (xanthine). C, resurrection Activate the surface of the inhibited mineral. (4) Activation method A. Dissolve the inhibitor film on the mineral surface, contaminant or dissolve the mineral lattice frame to expose the fresh surface or active particles. B. Forming a living film on the surface of the mineral that is insoluble and beneficial to the action of the collector. C. The activated ions adsorb on the surface of the mineral to form or enhance the properties of the mineral surface and the collector. D. Change the ion composition in the slurry. Reduce the concentration of harmful ions and eliminate harmful effects. Play the flotation activity of the collector. The influence of ion composition is complex, and the specific situation is analyzed. 4. Pulp pH and pH regulator 1. The natural PH value of the pulp and the role of the pH adjuster: (1) Natural pH: the pH of the mineral suspension when no flotation agent is added. Cause: When the fine particles of various minerals are partially hydrolyzed in aqueous solution, the ability to produce H+ or OH- ions is different, or the difference in the ability to adsorb H+ or OH- ions from the solution, there is a natural pH value. Impact: (1) PH value required for flotation process; (2) continuity of process. (2) The role and significance of the pH adjuster: A. Directly or indirectly affecting the floatability of minerals. C, affecting the ion composition in the slurry; D. Affect the dispersion and agglomeration of the slurry. 2. Impact on the flotation process: (1) Impact of floatability: A, electrical; B, conditions of the pulp, sorting conditions; Overall: affecting the dissociation or adsorption properties of the mineral surface and thus affecting the surface electrical properties; Affects the composition and structure of the adsorbate on the mineral surface, which in turn affects the total hydrophobic and hydrophobic effects of the surface. (2) Effect on the flotation activity of the agent: A. adjusting the concentration of collector ions in the slurry; B. Adjust the ion concentration of the inhibitor and the reducing agent. (3) Change the ion composition in the slurry to eliminate or reduce the harmful effects of inevitable ions in the slurry. (4) Affecting the dispersion or agglomeration of the slime. Our main products are Fragrance Counter Display, Skincare Bar,Beauty Bar,Skincare Bay,Makeup Display Shelving and all kinds of Floor Display and fixtures. We have implemented a strict and complete quality control system involved in all producing procedures, ensuring the products can meet quality requirements of customers. To learn more about what we can do for you, contact us at any time. Will provide you with our sincere service. Looking forward to establishing good and long-term business relationships with you for mutual benefits. 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E. Adding a mineral lattice reduces the solubility of the mineral.
B, affecting the flotation activity of the agent;
C. Promoting the formation of an activated film.